Minneapolis Choreographer Brings “Heaven” to CFA
This weekend the Center For the Art’s Breaking Ground Dance Series will play host to an outpouring of ecstasy and ...
Arts & Culture
Projecting on “Projections”
Swathed in expensive clothes of varying age- and decade-appropriateness, the women on the projector resemble “Dynasty” characters matured about 20 ...
The Cine-Files
Ah, early second semester, a time to start anew – to set new goals, tackle a new batch of classes, ...
The Idiot Box
Going For the Globe
Album Review: Transference – Spoon
Spoon’s “Transference” is their seventh studio album and their first true release under mainstream scrutiny.
Youth in Revolt: Split Morality
It is bracing to watch Michael Cera, leading contender for World’s Most Lovable Young Person, play a character with an ...
Between the Cracks: Five Underappreciated Albums
Two-thousand-and-nine, in music, has come and gone. The “X Best Albums of the Year” lists have been tabulated, written, criticized, ...
Contrasting Views on the Artistic Validity of James Cameron’s New Epic, Avatar
Two critics square off on Avatar.
“Everybody’s Fine”…Or Are They?
Everybody’s Fine appears to be a corny sap-story about an endearing old man, played by Robert De Niro, who embarks ...
“Brothers” Brings the War Home
Based on the 2004 Danish film of the same name by Susanne Bier, “Brothers” is a home-front melodrama that is ...