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Robyn’s latest is EDM “whirlwind”

Robyn’s latest is EDM “whirlwind”

Natalie Edelstein May 29, 2014

Robyn and Royksopp's “Do It Again” is a whirlwind collaboration between the Swedish pop singer and Norwegian electronic music duo. The five-track miniature album (some would call it an EP) is most...

Independent theater one of Columbia’s most beloved attractions

Independent theater one of Columbia’s most beloved attractions

Patrick McKenna May 29, 2014

For a city that thrives upon its lively downtown, riddled with cultural landmarks that help brand it as one of the hippest places to live in Missouri, it should come as no surprise that Columbia is home...

Student-led production company hopes for network airtime

Emily Bathe May 29, 2014

Look out, NBC, FX and Netflix. A new comedic series, [“Somebodies,”](https://www.youtube.com/user/SomebodiesSeries) may be headed your way. With the help of their Kickstarter campaign that raised...

Rants and Reviews: “Chef” is a rare, heartfelt summer gem

Robert Mecchi May 29, 2014

By now, I’m sure that most of you have heard one thing or another about “X-Men: Days of Future Past.” Most of the buzz surrounding this movie is positive, and I’m not here to dispute that. I initially...

Inside the pages of Yellow Dog Bookshop

Shannon Murff May 29, 2014

Delicious food, fun nightlife and marvelous boutiques are just a few of the many things that make downtown Columbia great. But the best part about CoMo’s cityscape? Its community pride and dedication...

UM Curators deny allegations in wrongful death suit

Covey Eonyak Son May 27, 2014

[Columbia fireman Bruce Britt was killed February 22](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2014/2/22/university-village-evacuated/) when a walkway at the University Village apartments collapsed during an...

MOVE reviews the latest installment in the X-Men franchise

Crystal Duan May 26, 2014

The X-Men have always had it pretty hard. The cooperation the American government gives S.H.I.E.L.D. and all its world-saving associated parties is basically non-existent in the mutant universe, especially...

Singing about breaking up is hard to do

Singing about breaking up is hard to do

Katelyn Lunders May 21, 2014

When I told one of my friends that I was going to review Coldplay’s latest, she said that the best way to describe the album was with the “smiling pile of poop” emoji. After carefully listening to...

Loftin looks to private developers to replace campus child care

Covey Eonyak Son May 21, 2014

Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin announced a plan to issue a “request for proposals” from private developers with hopes of replacing the Student Parent Center, which is scheduled to close June 30. MU spokesman...

MU family medicine program nationally recognized for outstanding commitment

Libbye Tellor May 21, 2014

The MU School of Medicine was awarded its second Top 10 Award for its family and community medicine program. The award is given by the American Academy of Family Physicians annually to honor schools with...

Teenage-voiced Oberst grows up

Teenage-voiced Oberst grows up

Huong Truong May 21, 2014

Need an album to play in the background as you ponder some of life’s most philosophical questions? Conor Oberst’s new album, “Upside Down Mountain,” works perfectly. Almost ten years after his...

The Vine Brothers to perform at The Bridge

Katie Connor May 20, 2014

How many bands that you know have created a Star Wars folk medley and posted it to their band’s website? “I’m a big nerd myself,” says Garrett Jones, bassist for The Vine Brothers, who will perform...