The most anticipated music award nominations have finally come out. On Nov. 7, the Grammys released the nominations for the 68th award ceremony. With 95 categories, there is not enough room for the more...

After tedious months of perfecting the costume, stage, technicalities and theatrics, the University of Missouri Department of Theatre and Performance Studies put on a successful show opener of “Into...

On Nov. 7 at The Blue Note, New York rap legend Talib Kweli performed to a packed crowd while platforming multiple local rappers in the process. Kweli, although not a big name in popular music, is a...

With Missouri's leaves beginning to turn orange and brown, fall football season at the University of Missouri is in full swing. Any Tiger fan knows game day fashion is almost as sacred as the game itself. From...

The only thing that could ever warrant another direct adaptation of Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein” is Guillermo del Toro being behind the wheel. Frankenstein has been a classic story in cinema since...

Around Halloween, a showing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” is easy to come by at most local movie theaters. Because of the film’s iconic status, many fans don’t realize that “Rocky Horror”...

As costumes of all shapes and origins trickled into Rose Music Hall this Halloween, it became undeniably clear that although the show had been billed as a “Dance of the Dead,” the crowd's energy was...

On any typical Halloween, I would dress up and hand out candy to trick-or-treaters. But on this Halloween, I listened to an album I’ve been anticipating. “Vicious Delicious” by Luvcat, an alternative...

After months of summer that wouldn’t end, it’s finally feeling like fall. With the weather getting colder and school getting harder, some movie recommendations are essential. Whether you want to be...

With spooky season coming to an end and a crisp November breeze drifting through the air, the time couldn’t be more perfect to grab a fall treat. Numerous shops throughout downtown Columbia offer pumpkin...

Advertisements for student albums, flyers for lawn cutting services, and stickers for political causes litter everywhere from Shakespeare’s to Rose Music Hall. One poster took a different approach. With...

On Oct. 23, Ragtag Cinema partnered with Race Matters, Friends, a local nonprofit organization focused on racial equity, to host a free screening and discussion of “American History X.” More than...