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Missouri Contemporary Ballet “emerges” from COVID-19 with its fall performance

Olivia Maillet • December 11, 2021

Missouri Contemporary Ballet combines elements of modern and classical dance for its first live performance since the COVID-19 pandemic, EMERGE

Paul Thomas Anderson: the king of broken characters and immersive period pieces

Trey Williams • December 11, 2021

With “Licorice Pizza” hitting theaters this Christmas, take a look at this comprehensive guide to the film director’s style and each of his eight films

Get comfy and cozy this winter with these eight books

Kylie Mesmer • December 4, 2021

The best way to spend the holidays: chunky sweaters, hot chocolate and a good book

Wes Anderson’s recipe for a comfort movie

Savvy Sleevar • December 4, 2021

Wes Anderson has gifted viewers with one-of-a-kind movies time and time again. Several aspects of his filmmaking style turn ordinary works into “comfort movies.”

Director Denis Villeneueve: jack of no trades, master of all

Trey Williams • December 3, 2021

Over the past 10 years, Denis Villeneueve’s filmography has become one of the greatest of all time

‘We Are Not Like Them’ faces the complexity of police brutality head-on

Maddie Weekley • December 3, 2021

After a white police officer shoots an unarmed Black teenager, two friends reevaluate their relationship as they fall on different sides of tragedy

‘The Closer’ Review: Dave Chappele’s final show, probably forever

Carrington Peavy • December 2, 2021

Could Dave Chappelle have finally gone from polarizing to loathed?

MU Theatre presents “Rent” for the musical’s 25th anniversary

Lucy Valeski • December 2, 2021

The Jonathan Larson classic opened Nov. 4 and closed Nov. 14 at Rhynsburger Theatre

The switcheroo to MU: how transfer students learn how to blend in

Carrington Peavy • November 30, 2021

Transfer students discuss getting involved, building community and adapting to change

The heartbreaking “All Too Well” short film brings Taylor Swift’s lyrics to life

Kara Ellis • November 29, 2021

Taylor Swift released a short film for her song “All Too Well” along with her new recording of “Red (Taylor’s Version),” and the video beautifully follows the emotional lyrics

Joe Goldberg and Love Quinn shock the suburbs in “You” season three

Sapna Amin • November 28, 2021

From apartment buildings in busy cities to a white picket fence and a fresh-cut lawn, Joe Goldberg and Love Quinn take over Madre Linda, collecting bodies as they go