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‘Crimson Peak’ is frighteningly terrible

October 21, 2015 Ryan Ninesling

The film “Crimson Peak” is a gothic horror tale about young Edith Cushing (Mia Wasikowska, “Alice in Wonderland”), a spunky and determined writer who has…

Entertainment

‘Bad Jews’ a thought-provoking dark comedy

October 20, 2015 Madeline Zann

The White Box Studio, located in Johnson-McFarlane, is small and intimate, perfect for the recent showing of the student-acted play “Bad Jews.” The DU Department…

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Classic Halloween flicks to see on the big screen

October 19, 2015 Meg McIntyre

One of the best things about Halloween is the influx of spooky movies coming out in theaters or, better yet, the excuse to watch your…

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Book Bin: ‘Beale Street’ demands attention

October 19, 2015 Abbie Randall

Novels are depictions of history through captivating stories, fiction or nonfiction. They tell of society’s anxieties, dreams and horrors, all somehow reflective of the time…

Entertainment

Indie bands to tune into

October 18, 2015 Taryn Allen

It can be difficult today to keep up with all the latest and greatest indie singers and bands. Here’s a list of some indie artists…

Entertainment

Classic Halloween movies still scare

October 17, 2015 Tamarra Nelson

Remember Halloween as a kid? The coolest costumes, enough candy to make a dentist faint, staying up just a smidge past bedtime and the horror.…

Entertainment

‘Paradise Waits’ makes the best of dry winter

October 15, 2015 Connor W. Davis

Outside of ski resorts, it’s not everyday that you stand in a long line full of people literally all talking about skiing and using the…

Entertainment

‘Sicario’ a haunting journey

October 14, 2015 Ryan Ninesling

The movie “Sicario” is a thriller set along the American/Mexican border, where the violence of the War on Drugs is at a breaking point. After…

Entertainment

Transviolet takes over Marquis Theatre

October 14, 2015 Jocelyn Rockhold

On Saturday, Oct. 10, a mixture of teen girls, middle-aged men and women and a spattering of young adults crowded into the Marquis Theater to…

Entertainment

‘AHS: Hotel’ promises season of terror

October 13, 2015 Rachel Reidenbaugh

The fifth season of popular show “American Horror Story: Hotel” premiered Oct. 7 on FX, and the hair-raising mini-series wasted no time getting to the…

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