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The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

The Student Newspaper of the University of Missouri

The Maneater

Wye Oak comes to CoMo

Madison Denton July 14, 2014

Jenn Wasner and Andy Stack of Wye Oak will return to Columbia July 21, and they are bringing a new, unique sound. Wye Oak’s new album, “Shriek,” stands out among the band’s other three records....

Pitchfork Music Festival Preview: Saturday

Ryan Berry July 14, 2014

The Day Two lineup of Chicago’s Pitchfork Music festival is crowded with the strange, the obscure and the innovative. Union Park will be the stage for multiple acts that are doing things on their own...

“Snowpiercer:” a fast-moving commentary on oligarchies and ignorance

Crystal Duan July 14, 2014

Director Bong Joon-Ho’s English-language film debut, “Snowpiercer,” may not have an original premise, but one would hardly notice. Avoiding cliche for the most part, the post-apocalyptic survival...

The Blue Note, Mojo’s to get new owners

Elizabeth Reiter July 14, 2014

After 34 years of providing live shows to the people of Columbia, The Blue Note will continue that service, albeit under new ownership. Richard King, the previous owner of live music venues The Blue Note...

Pop Culture Shock: Olivia Wilde: “Kiss my smart ass”

McKenna Bulkley July 14, 2014

Guys, this is why we can’t have nice things. All we wanted was a nice love story starring Liam Neeson and Olivia Wilde, as well as some other power-house actors, but GQ writer Tom Carson had to go and...

Rants and Reviews: Why is “Transformers” impervious to critics?

Robert Mecchi July 14, 2014

Recently, the fourth installment of the juggernaut “Transformers” film franchise hit theaters. Box office predictions for the film are firmly planted about the $100 million opening weekend mark, and...

“x” marks the spot

“x” marks the spot

Maddi Doering July 14, 2014

Ed Sheeran, for those of you who haven't heard, is an adorable British singer. He became popular over the past year through his unique style of rap music with an acoustic twist. He states things as they...

How to Sing Well Enough (But Not Super Memorably)

How to Sing Well Enough (But Not Super Memorably)

Alease Lee July 14, 2014

Tom Krell, the man behind the How to Dress Well mask, shows the world his lo-fi R&B flavor while adding other elements that make you wonder, _what am I listening to?_ Similar to the sounds of Grimes...

Crazy like a PHOX

Crazy like a PHOX

Alease Lee July 14, 2014

I have been waiting for this album ever since I discovered PHOX a month or so ago. I may be a tad late, but I am now a fan. This sextet is so vibrant and smooth. Lead vocalist Monica Martin brings this...

Trends with benefits: Look haute, stay cool

Angie Andera July 11, 2014

‘Tis the season for beaches, boats, brunches and barbecues. But after all the beaching and boating is over, you’ll actually need to cover up that swimsuit and show some serious love to your sandals...

Pitchfork Music Festival Preview: Friday

Ryan Berry July 11, 2014

In the midst of festival season, Chicago’s Union Park will play host to arguably one of the most important music festivals of the year. From July 18 through 20, Pitchfork Music Festival will bring together...

Fall to bring downtown Columbia doughnut debut

Katherine Maxcy July 9, 2014

In a city filled with coffee shops, residents of Columbia will have a treat to complement their morning cup of joe starting this fall. Michael Urban plans to open a craft doughnut shop, Harold’s Doughnuts,...