Most romantic comedies make their women pick between their career or their partner. But Amazon Prime’s new rom-com “Somebody I Used to Know” turns that…
Remakes, reboots and re-imaginations — it seems that is the bulk of what has dominated our streaming services over the past few years. If you’re…
“Plane” is a movie best enjoyed with a large and expressive crowd, allowing one to gasp simultaneously along with strangers while enjoying a turbulent, though…
“Alien Blues (Acoustic),” Vundabar Vundabar is a Boston-bred band still releasing new music after a decade in action. On their latest album, “Good Old,” they…
Need a pick-me-up during these frigid months of the winter quarter? With the new year rolling in, the Newman Center for the Performing Arts offers…
On Nov. 10, 2022, the day before the 104th anniversary of the end of World War I, the DU German Department held a screening of…
On a snowy Thursday night, a sold-out crowd gathered outside the Marquis Theater in Downtown Denver, waiting to hear Jack Kays and Tom the Mail…
If you’ve been on or near the north side of campus, it’s very likely you’ve heard some tunes coming from the bell tower located in…
[SPOILERS INCLUDED] Wednesday, Nov. 3, was the opening night of the 45th annual Denver Film Festival. The opening night red carpet and film showing was…
University of Denver’s Byron Theater puts on Antigone, an Athenian tragedy written by Greek playwright Sophocles in 441 B.C.E. It is one of his more…