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Marvel’s ‘Agatha All Along’ offers a refreshing take on female-centered storytelling
This review contains spoilers. Departing from its superheroes, Marvel’s newest Disney+ show “Agatha All Along,” starring Kathryn Hahn (Communication ’95), takes the audience on an enthral...
A cappella groups share plans for year, reflect on ‘Pitch Perfect’ rumors
It’s not uncommon to hear the rumor that the musical comedy film “Pitch Perfect” was inspired by Northwestern’s own a cappella scene from tour guides and a cappella groups. “The tagline...
Tokyo Police Club serenades Chicago one ‘Final’ time
On a 10th grade trip to Chicago, Dave Monks and his friends experienced two milestones: eating at the Rainforest Cafe and coming up with a band name, Tokyo Police Club. Now back in the Windy City...
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‘DOGS’ links hot dog eating with competition for success and happiness
‘DOGS,’ a raw, high-tension play focusing on the lengths women will go for success and the consequences that follow, premiered at The Edge Off Broadway Friday. Written by Chicago-based playwr...
Brandon Harper takes on Chicago area jazz venues, music as self-expression
At 19 years old, Bienen sophomore and jazz pianist Brandon Harper has performed at renowned venues in the Chicago area and received honors for his musicianship on the national stage. The hours of...
Reel Thoughts: ‘We Live in Time’ is a tale of perseverance through grief
A film starring beloved actors Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield is bound to be great, but “We Live in Time,” directed by John Crowley, exceeds all possible expectations. The film is centered...
NU’s Vibrant Colors Collective premieres multicultural production of ‘You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown’
Vibrant Colors Collective premiered its retelling of “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” at Shanley Pavilion Friday for a two-day run. VC2’s annual fall retelling slot exists to transform ...
Reel Thoughts: Sean Baker’s ‘Anora’ is the poignant collision between fantasy and reality
“Anora,” the latest feature film from the slice-of-life director Sean Baker, is a rocket-fuelled joy-ride that keeps you smiling from ear to ear — right until the dreary final scene has you...
Q&A: The Daily bites into the beef that inspired ‘The Bear’ with owner Chris Zucchero
Foodies and TV show enthusiasts alike have most likely heard of Hulu comedy-drama series “The Bear.” Starring Jeremy Allen White and Ayo Edebiri, the show follows a renowned chef as he return...
Q&A: Director Tim Mielants discusses morals, vulnerability and working with Cillian Murphy
Belgian director Tim Mielants’s film “Small Things Like These” premiered Thursday evening at the Chicago International Film Festival. In “Small Things Like These,” Bill Furlong (Cillian...