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It’s back: Roots N Blues returns to Columbia with exciting musician lineup

Katie Gallaway and Lucy Valeski • September 23, 2021

The annual Roots N Blues Festival will be held on Sept. 24-26, making a comeback after it was canceled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fishbowl Stand Up sets the stage after a year of virtual shows

Gehazi Whitehurst • September 20, 2021

Fishbowl Stand Up prepares for in-person performances again since their last live show in March 2020.

MU casts their votes for the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards

Gehazi Whitehurst • September 19, 2021

Leading up to Emmy Awards tonight, nominees raise several distinct opinions from members of MU.

Addison Rae’s new film, ‘He’s All That,’ falls short of spectacular

Abby Woloss • September 10, 2021

The film, released to Netflix on Aug. 27, is a trainwreck you can’t help but watch.

Ten books you can purchase with nonprofit Peace Nook’s book club

Lucy Valeski and Lillian Metzmeier • September 9, 2021

The book club gives customers at the Peace Nook the opportunity to buy 10 books from their selection and receive their 11th pick for free. Check out these top 10 titles on Peace Nook’s shelves.

Adam Driver’s horrible singing ruined ‘Annette’

Kylie Mesmer • September 6, 2021

The new Amazon original fails in just about every way.

Taylor Jenkins Reid’s “Daisy Jones & The Six” embodies love and curiosity for ‘70s rock bands

Kara Ellis • September 6, 2021

In the past decade, the popularity of the 1970s has taken over American pop culture. Love for artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell and Carole King show just how iconic the decade was musically....

REVIEW: Lorde finds her perfect place with the natural world in “Solar Power”

Lucy Valeski • August 30, 2021

The critically acclaimed pop star delivered a meditative and thought-provoking junior album on Aug. 20, over four years after her last release, “Melodrama.”

Delphine’s Prayers’ offers deep-seated representation of life of Cambodian immigrant

Maggie Courtney • May 17, 2021

Content Warning: This story mentions rape The True/False Film Fest featured the 2021 Tândor Films production of “Delphine’s Prayers” at Stephens Lake Park on Sunday, May 9. The entirety of the...

Solemn, quiet film ‘Petit Samedi’ wraps up True/False

Anna Kochman • May 17, 2021

“Petit Samedi,” one of the lesser-known films screened at True/False Film Fest, has been billed by IMDb and others as a film about addiction. Maybe this quaint, short (75-minute) Belgian documentary...

Sam Elfanbaum captures life on East Campus on Instagram @eastcampusphotobook

Mia Rugai • May 17, 2021

MU student and member of Columbia-based band Post Sex Nachos, Sam Elfanbaum displays everyday activity across the East Campus neighborhood on Instagram @eastcampusphotobook. The account provides followers...

True/False: ‘The Two Faces of a Bamiléké Woman’ channels the intimacy of a mother and daughter

Elise Mulligan • May 17, 2021

Documentaries often strive to tell the stories of foreign communities, but the native language of the subjects’ lives don’t always translate perfectly to the viewer. The director is tasked with bridging...