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‘You’ll Never Find Me:’ a claustrophobic disappointment

Rackam Walberg March 27, 2024

Shudder’s new horror/thriller, “You'll Never Find Me” was released straight to the streaming service on March 22. It was produced by Stakeout Filmed and directed by Australian film-makers Josiah...

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‘Arthur the King’ races to success

Louisa Augustine March 27, 2024

An inspiring true story, “Arthur the King,” was released on Mar. 15 and met expectations. The stressful movie left the audience in awe as they marveled at the real pictures of people (and the dog)...

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Her Saturn has returned

Modesty Manion March 24, 2024

Kacey Musgrave is back and better than ever with her sixth studio album, “Deeper Well.” She released singles “Deeper Well” and “Too Good To Be True” a few weeks before the album release, giving...

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‘Damsel’ dares to impress

Louisa Augustine March 19, 2024

A brand new Netflix film, “Damsel” was released to the streaming service on March 8 and claimed its spot in the top ten. The film was anticipated worldwide and proved its success in several countries...

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‘Dune: Part Two’ isn’t the spice of life

Serena Bovee March 11, 2024

As a person who grew up reading all books, I’ve always been excited about the release of new Dune content — however, most of the time the content fails to meet expectations. “Dune: Part Two” was...

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He did it, he made a master peace

Miles Johnson March 11, 2024

London-born indie rock artist Master Peace appears in his debut album, “How To Make A Master Peace.” When you think of Indie Rock, the first person you think of isn't a 24-year-old person of color...

Faye Webster experiments in ‘Underdressed at the Symphony’

Faye Webster experiments in ‘Underdressed at the Symphony’

Sarah Peterson March 7, 2024

Releasing music since she was a teenager, Faye Webster is a veteran. Her five albums have experimented with many sounds: country twang, dream pop, indie folk and alternative rock. In her latest album —...

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‘Camp Pleasant Lake:’ the unpleasant carnage

Rackam Walberg, Staffer March 5, 2024

DeskPop Entertainment released their new horror film “Camp Pleasant Lake'' straight to video on demand March 27. Written and directed by Thomas Walton, the indie slasher is already coming out with some...

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Netflix’s live-action ‘Avatar’ is a rocky, yet enjoyable ride

Alex Geretz March 5, 2024

The original “Avatar: The Last Airbender” cartoon, which first aired on Nickelodeon in 2005, is hailed by many as one of the best television series ever. Looking past its surface level, the show had...

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MGMT’s ‘Loss of Life’ intrigues listeners

Madeline Anklam, Staffer March 2, 2024

It’s been six years since British alternative band MGMT released new music, so fans are very excited about their new album “Loss of Life.” It was released Feb. 24, and to the delight of many, the...

Vocalist Bono sings with bassist Adam Clayton and drummer Bram van den Berg Feb. 23. The band is playing Ultraviolet (Light My Way).

U2 leaves their mark on Sin City

Gabriel Fink, Staffer March 2, 2024

Las Vegas is the city of excess, everything about it is ‘Extra’. The buildings, the food, the entertainment and the people; whatever it is, it can be found turned up to eleven in Las Vegas. So, when...

‘Ordinary Angels’ pulls heartstrings

‘Ordinary Angels’ pulls heartstrings

Louisa Augustine, Copy Editor February 28, 2024

“Ordinary Angels” is a new family drama that was released on Feb. 22, and proved to be a very emotional and well done film. It tells the real life story of a hairdresser who brought an entire city...

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