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Revisiting Sophia Coppola’s ‘Lost in Translation,’ the ultimate comfort film for college students

Ella Faw • September 20, 2023
‘Lost in Translation’ is a film that offers profound comfort to those experiencing loneliness, but ironically risks isolating entire demographics of the audience.
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REVIEW: Olivia Rodrigo’s “GUTS” showcases her pop-punk princess side while sticking to her anthemic roots

Alyssa Royston • September 18, 2023
Featuring 12 spectacular tracks that highlight the adversity and playfulness of being a teenage girl, Rodrigo dazzles audiences with her new album.
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REVIEW: Taylor Swift’s re-recorded ‘Speak Now’ album recreates, reflects her history

Sophia Anderson & Michael Baniewicz • July 26, 2023
An analysis of artistic growth, lyrical messages and meaning for the long-awaited album, courtesy of newsroom Swifties.

What’s next for independent cinemas in the age of streaming?

Matthew Gerber • May 11, 2023

Independent cinemas strive to remain open during streaming-induced drops in movie attendance The popularity of watching movies through streaming continues to increase nationwide. Many smaller...

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Food Not Bombs: A legacy in kindness

Dana Lee Beattie | Photos by Emma Rae Gerwen • May 11, 2023

Resident Robert Morrison makes a difference in the community by offering free food and friendship to Columbia’s impoverished over the past seven years. Robert Morrison looked up from what...

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REVIEW: ‘Writing Back to Your Roots’ hosts in-depth conversation about femininity, religion

Emma Zawacki • May 4, 2023
Authors Buki Papillon and V. V. Ganeshananthan provided a look into their books and their cultures during “Writing Back to Your Roots,” one of many author conversations at the 2023 Unbound Book Festival.
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Husband-wife team runs authentic Cuban restaurant, Sagua La Grande 

Bishop Lamm | Photos by Logan Morris • May 3, 2023

Learn about the story and dream behind Sagua la Grande, an authentic Cuban restaurant in downtown Columbia.  Sagua La Grande, a Cuban restaurant on 9th and Cherry street, is owned by...

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Ross Gay tells a story of gratitude with “Be Holding” at Unbound Book Festival

Greta Frymire | Photos by Michael Baniewicz • May 2, 2023
“Be Holding” tells a story of human connections and gratitude, and Ross Gay shared this journey with the audience at the 2023 Unbound Book Festival.
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REVIEW: The Joel Ross ‘Good Vibes’ Quartet presented a relaxed, innovative performance

Sterling Sewell | Photo by Sterling Sewell • May 1, 2023

Acclaimed vibraphonist Joel Ross performed alongside his quartet as part of the “We Always Swing” Jazz Series’ April lineup The Joel Ross “Good Vibes” Quartet put on a formula-breaking...

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Ross Gay and Patrick Rosal host Unbound Book Festival keynote

Sterling Sewell | Photos by Michael Baniewicz • May 1, 2023
During the course of the unmoderated conversation, the authors touched on a variety of dynamic topics including friendship, education and masculinity, opening the festival.

REVIEW: Locally owned cafe My Sweet Parlor epitomizes Columbia’s homey charm

Sophia Anderson • May 1, 2023

The recently opened cafe brings delectable desserts and sincere sweetness to downtown Columbia.