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COLUMN: ‘Moana’ doesn’t really have anything worth existing for

By Steven Leatherwood · Monday, July 13 11:49 a.m.

While I don’t mind the concept of live-action remakes, ‘Moana’ makes no sense.

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Anne Hathaway’s production company brings ‘Little Five’ film to Bloomington

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Tuesday, July 7 7:12 p.m.

Hathaway’s Somewhere Pictures will work with Indiana-based Pigasus Pictures for the film.

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COLUMN: ‘Not Suitable for Work’ turns early adulthood into sitcom-worthy chaos

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Tuesday, July 7 2:24 p.m.

Mindy Kaling’s latest project is fresh, funny and worth watching.

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COLUMN: ‘Enola Holmes 3’ delivers more romance than action-packed mystery

By Hope Bernard · Sunday, July 5 12:31 p.m.

The previous film’s lighthearted mystery is traded for a lackluster discovery of marriage.

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COLUMN: Monthly music discoveries: sad girl summer in June

By Abby Whited · Thursday, July 2 7:58 p.m.

Here are the songs and albums that soundtracked my June.

COLUMN: ‘The Bear’ Season 5 concludes a stressful and tasty series

By Steven Leatherwood · Thursday, July 2 1:56 p.m.

The season has a few flaws to contend with but has a satisfying conclusion.

COLUMN: ‘Little Brother’ is destined for the sea of mediocre comedy

By Hope Bernard · Wednesday, July 1 4:38 p.m.

Eric André’s performance is the highlight of this painfully standard comedy.

COLUMN: 5 songs to add to your summer playlist

By Hope Bernard · Monday, June 29 5:27 p.m.

Here are some of my favorite newly-released songs that can spice up your playlist.

COLUMN: 'Toy Story 5' tackles the growing issue of children's screentime

By Hope Bernard · Thursday, June 25 6 a.m.

The film is a heartfelt nod to previous franchise installments and has a powerful message.

COLUMN: ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ delivers more than just your typical love story

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Wednesday, June 24 7:52 p.m.

Netflix’s latest “rom-com” focuses more on the bonds of sisterhood than romance.

COLUMN: ‘Leviticus’ and the lack of comeuppance for its true villains

By Steven Leatherwood · Monday, June 22 12:10 p.m.

While the horror film had an interesting concept, it struggled with too many narrative flaws.

COLUMN: ‘Widow’s Bay’ is a refreshing blend of both comedy and horror

By Hope Bernard · Thursday, June 18 9:47 p.m.

The island’s dark history and curse’s true nature are slowly uncovered.

‘Black History is U.S. History’: Bloomington to host Juneteenth celebration Friday

By Stella Klaus · Thursday, June 18 6:58 p.m.

Juneteenth celebrations will occur at Switchyard Park with music, dance and Black-owned businesses.

COLUMN: 5 movies to watch this Pride Month

By Hope Bernard · Thursday, June 18 6 a.m.

Here are five movies to watch while celebrating all things Pride.

COLUMN: ‘Disclosure Day’ is an action-filled emotional roller coaster

By Josh Baskin · Wednesday, June 17 2:40 p.m.

Steven Spielberg returns to the sci-fi genre with a fierce intensity.

COLUMN: ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ songs ranked from worst to best

By Steven Leatherwood · Tuesday, June 16 5:36 p.m.

This new album shows that Olivia Rodrigo succeeds best in the ballad genre.

COLUMN: 4 books making the jump from page to screen this summer

By Ursula Stickelmaier · Friday, June 12 6 a.m.

Make sure to read these books before their film counterparts hit the big screen.

COLUMN: Malcolm Todd’s ‘Do That Again’ offers an R&B-infused melody to heartbreak

By Hope Bernard · Thursday, June 11 8:59 p.m.

The album’s indie-pop display is both groovy and emotion-fueled.

COLUMN: ‘Scary Movie’ (2026) suffers from Gen Z stereotypes

By Hope Bernard · Wednesday, June 10 9 p.m.

The film’s trailer spoiled too much of its parodical surprise.

COLUMN: ‘Power Ballad’ hits all the right notes with its heartfelt storytelling

By Josh Baskin · Wednesday, June 10 6:09 p.m.

Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas shined in this musical dramedy.

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COLUMN: ‘Moana’ doesn’t really have anything worth existing for

Anne Hathaway’s production company brings ‘Little Five’ film to Bloomington

COLUMN: ‘Not Suitable for Work’ turns early adulthood into sitcom-worthy chaos

COLUMN: ‘Enola Holmes 3’ delivers more romance than action-packed mystery

COLUMN: Monthly music discoveries: sad girl summer in June

COLUMN: ‘The Bear’ Season 5 concludes a stressful and tasty series

COLUMN: ‘Little Brother’ is destined for the sea of mediocre comedy

COLUMN: 5 songs to add to your summer playlist

COLUMN: 'Toy Story 5' tackles the growing issue of children's screentime

COLUMN: ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ delivers more than just your typical love story

COLUMN: ‘Leviticus’ and the lack of comeuppance for its true villains

COLUMN: ‘Widow’s Bay’ is a refreshing blend of both comedy and horror

‘Black History is U.S. History’: Bloomington to host Juneteenth celebration Friday

COLUMN: 5 movies to watch this Pride Month

COLUMN: ‘Disclosure Day’ is an action-filled emotional roller coaster

COLUMN: ‘you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’ songs ranked from worst to best

COLUMN: 4 books making the jump from page to screen this summer

COLUMN: Malcolm Todd’s ‘Do That Again’ offers an R&B-infused melody to heartbreak

COLUMN: ‘Scary Movie’ (2026) suffers from Gen Z stereotypes

COLUMN: ‘Power Ballad’ hits all the right notes with its heartfelt storytelling

‘Rubber stamp with a name plate’: IU Foundation board member exits

Bloomington police charge Indianapolis man with attempted murder

Judge upholds law allowing governor to select all IU trustees, rules it constitutional

Indiana pitchers Jackson Bergman and Gavin Swartz selected in the 2026 MLB Draft

OPINION: The data center and the great consolidation