At their spring café, My Mother’s Fleabag used improv games and crowd involvement to entertain a packed Gasson 305.
Arts, Music, Review
Karen O and Danger Mouse Experiment in ‘Lux Prima’
‘Lux Prima’ is a kaleidoscopic exploration of sounds and genres from two award-winning artists.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Missed Connection,’ ‘Sally Walker,’ and More New Singles
Arcade Fire, Iggy Azalea, and The Head and The Heart all released new singles this week.
Column, Arts
DiPatri: Hometown on the Big Screen
Heights editor Maggie DiPatri links her love for John Hughes movies with her hometown of Chicago.
Arts, Review, Television
‘Arrested Development’ Returns With Higher Quality Storyline
The second part of ‘Arrested Development’s’ season includes a clearer plot and overall higher quality.
Arts, Review, Music
Morris’ New Video Does Not Live Up to Previous Standards
Maren Morris debuted her new music video for “Common” featuring Brandi Carlile.
Movies, Arts
South American Cartel Heist Goes Awry in ‘Triple Frontier’
The star-studded ‘Triple Frontier’ makes a well-meaning attempt to be more than just another action movie.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Captain Marvel’ Moves Marvel Forward, But Harps on Hero’s Past
‘Captain Marvel’ shines as the franchise’s first film centered on a female hero.
Review, Arts, Television
Amazon’s ‘The Widow’ Suffers Loss of Momentum
Amazon’s ‘The Widow’ builds a strong foundation with an intriguing premise but fails to follow through on plot and character development.
Arts, Television, Column
Ramirez: Sex and the Cities
Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez discusses a decade of following the unconventional wisdom of Carrie Bradshaw and her ‘Sex and the City’ antics.
