by Michelle Welch
Courtesy of Walt Disney Pictures
Robert Zemeckis confesses to his obsession with time travel.
by Michelle Welch and Jessen O'Brien
Amelia Earhart's new biopic crashes and burns. Michelle Welch and Jessen O'Brien give the damage report.
by Ruben Montiel
The Chicago Architecture Foundation's exhibit examines the ideological conception of the city.
by Christine Yang
Werner Herzog's new film comes to campus early and Howard Zinn speaks about The People's History.
by Ben Sigrist
UT's 6th week show The Shape of Things addressing the uncertainty of the future and how people change over time.
by Jessica Hester
When fear imposes on fashion
by Michelle Welch and Elisabeth Sanders
Michelle Welch and Elisabeth Sanders give their take on Spike Jonze's "Where The Wild Things Are."
by Christine Yang
UT does Soc and film documents rabbits living inside the Berlin Wall.
by Jessica Hester
Cheap, crafty costumes for the time crunched
by Andreas Nahas
All That Heaven Allows, Far from Heaven, and Ali:Fear Eats the Soul will all be showing at the Gene Siskel Film Center this November.
by Jessica Hester
Fashion films for rainy days.
by Jordan Larson and Sharan Shetty
Courtesy of Samantha Martin
Chicago's most talented cats perform acrobatic feats and rock out.
by Alexandria Pabich
Jane Fulton Alt
Photographer Jane Fulton captures the devastation of Katrina in New Orlean's Lower Ninth Ward.
by Anna Boyle and Chris Chavez
Bromance and casual sex
by Jessica Hester
Behind blackface lies the ugly side of fashion
by Salom Teshale
Nori Sawa combines Czech and Japanese influences in his puppetry.
by Liat Spiro
The sci-fi and fantasy genre seems to have been in decline recently, but these authors are keeping it strong
by Anna Boyle and Chris Chavez
What to do when you're privy to your roommate's sex life
by Iliya Gutin
Bacon is the herald of culinary indulgence.
by Ben Sigrist
The Asian Hip Hop Summit performs on campus this Saturday.
by Michelle Welch
Michelle Welch braves The Fear and Chronicles of the Cursed all by her lonesome.
by Rory Squire
To The Girl in the Reg Whom I Spied Hiding Her Danielle Steel Behind Proust
by Kyle Gracey
Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner's new book Superfreakonomics gets it wrong when it comes to global warming, but fulfills its purpose in other chapters.
by Anna Boyle and Chris Chavez
Cracking the sacred bro-code in the sake of getting some action
by Christine Yang
Night of the mummies and the "Supreme Diva of Mexican Pop"
by Michelle Welch
Ken Woroner
Amelia Earhart's fascinating and inspiring story is turned into a dull film.
by Jessen O'Brien
Peter Coombs
Incorporating lively music and numberous monologues, the Young Adult division of Steppenwolf Theatre puts on a faithful rendition of the classic Chicago novel.
by Mathias Darrow
Kid Savant is an electro-rock group from Chicago, with one of its band members majoring in political science here at the U of C. The Maroon discussed making it big and balancing academics and extra-curriculars with the drummer.
by Ilana Kowarski
Redmoon Theater is bringing its critically-acclaimed re-imagining of The Hunchback of Notre Dame to Rockefeller Chapel.
by Hayley Lamberson
Want to take a break from the dining halls and exercise your culinary skills? Here's a list of helpful food blogs.
by Ben Rossi
Queer and Associates offers a bevy of fun events from the 17th to the 25th as part of PRIDE 2009.
Hardcore Curriculum
Voices is
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Boyle and Chris Chavez. Your questions will be completely
anonymous.
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by Ben Rossi
For those awaiting the premiere of HBO's Grey Gardens on Saturday night, the original 1975 documentary is now available on youtube in its entirety.
by Hayley Lamberson
CEAS's spring quarter Friday Noon Film series provides Japanese B-movie bliss.
by Hayley Lamberson
Yesterday Michael Jackson announced one more comeback before retiring permanently from performing, but does anyone really care?
by Hayley Lamberson
Devoted fans of the graphic novel may be miffed about the changed ending, but critics say overall the film stays loyal to its source. For nonreaders, strong acting and striking cinematography are sure to please.
by Ben Rossi
As expected, Slumdog Millionaire triumphed with 8 Oscars. But there were a few surprises in the mostly predictable telecast.
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