Remember Us to Life, the Russian indie-pop wunderkind’s fifth major-label album and seventh overall, shows us a slightly different Regina Spektor. Though still innovative and…
In past years, the summer television season has been a wasteland, a barren time where reruns reign and misfires go to die. However, this summer…
It’s art, undeniably. Snowboarder, skier or none of the above, it is unquestionable that the footage and content shown in “The Fourth Phase,” is pure…
As the weather gets colder and October hits, there is a much stronger urge to stay at home all day, curled up, watching TV. Luckily,…
When it was all said and done, it was a mostly uncontroversial and predictable year at the Emmys. Jimmy Kimmel was a perfectly sharp-tongued, but…
On Sept. 20, 2016, Riad Sattouf, a French-Syrian cartoonist and director of the award-winning French film “Les Beaux Gosses,” released a new graphic novel, “The…
To put it lightly, the summer of 2016 wasn’t exactly one that most film executives will want to remember. The dog days of summer weren’t…
Offering far more than just pretty architecture on the edge of campus, DU’s very own Newman Center for the Performing Arts will be hosting numerous…
The autumn months are always big for film, and this year is no exception. Here are just a few of the can’t-miss-new-films that already have…
Despite being over two decades into their now storied career, Garbage continue to harness their signature sound and turn it into raw energy as they…