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COLUMN: New album from Elephant Micah is indie-folk with an electronic twist

By Kathleen Clark-Perez · Thursday, Aug. 16,2018 12 p.m.

Start the school year off right by listening to an album from a local musician.

COLUMN: 'The Tale' is an essential film of the #MeToo movement

By Chris Forrester · Thursday, Aug. 16,2018 9:41 a.m.

This film is undoubtedly the bravest movie of the year.

COLUMN: Revisiting 'The Dark Knight (2008)'

By Calie Schepp · Wednesday, Aug. 15,2018 7:35 p.m.

The gritty comic book film stands out above the pack 10 years later.

The President is Missing: Or is he?

By Robert Mack · Tuesday, Aug. 14,2018 11 a.m.

Bill Clinton and James Patterson team up for a fast-and-furious new thriller.

COLUMN: Finding purpose in supreme failure: ‘Stoner’

By Clark Gudas · Tuesday, Aug. 14,2018 9 a.m.

Inward stoicism helps John William's protagonist survive a grim life.

REVIEW: 'Incredibles 2' was worth the wait

By Robert Mack · Friday, June 29,2018 5:02 p.m.

The Incredibles fight evil to become legal in the fast and funny sequel.

REVIEW: 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' is a smash hit

By Calie Schepp · Monday, June 25,2018 7 a.m.

The dinosaur flick brings the summer action.

COLUMN: Say hello to sadness with the novel 'Bonjour Tristesse'

By Lauren Fazekas · Tuesday, June 12,2018 8 a.m.

Françoise Sagan wrote her first novel, 'Bonjour Tristesse' when she was only 19 years old.

'Ocean's 8' is lightweight criminal fun

By Calie Schepp · Saturday, June 9,2018 11:26 a.m.

The female-led heist film makes robbing look relaxed.

COLUMN: "Annihilation" defies expectation

By Chris Forrester · Tuesday, Feb. 27,2018 12 p.m.

Buckle up for the zaniest sci-fi since "2001," and the scariest since "Alien."

In "Call Me By Your Name," Elio Perlman is spending the summer with his family at their vacation home in Lombardy, Italy. When his father hires a handsome doctoral student, the curious 17-year-old finds himself developing a growing attraction to the young man.

COLUMN: "Call Me by Your Name" is calling your name

By Chris Forrester · Tuesday, Jan. 16,2018 7 a.m.

Guadagnino's film crafts a heartbreakingly truthful portrait of first love.

The Christmas Tree frappuccino recently came out at Starbucks. The drink consists of mocha and peppermint, matcha-infused whipped cream, a caramel drizzle, candied cranberries and a strawberry topper.

Ho, ho, no to the Starbucks Christmas Tree Frappuccino

By IDS staff · Monday, Dec. 25,2017 8:25 a.m.

On the seventh day of Christmas, Starbucks gave us a bland, ice-blended drink.

Starbucks released its new Zombie Frappuccino on Thursday. The drink will be available until Halloween, or while supplies last.

Starbucks Zombie Frappuccino is scary bad

By Lydia Gerike · Friday, Oct. 27,2017 7 a.m.

The Zombie Frappuccino is here, but we think it needs to go back to the grave.

'Paper Towns' falls paper flat

By Tori Ziege · Wednesday, July 29,2015 8:20 p.m.

It can be difficult to adapt a beloved book.

Marvel’s ‘Ant-Man’ plays to its shrinking, silly strong suit

By Griffin Leeds · Wednesday, July 22,2015 8:12 p.m.

The movie proves naysayers wrong with heart and humor.

“Trainwreck” is a bad title for a good comedy

By Jesse Pasternack · Wednesday, July 22,2015 8:10 p.m.

The cast is deep and the writing is wonderful.

'7 Days in Hell' is a comic triumph

By Jesse Pasternack · Wednesday, July 15,2015 8 p.m.

Most of the jokes land in this absurd comedy.

'Amy' takes a masterful look at the life of a fallen star

By Tori Ziege · Wednesday, July 15,2015 7:58 p.m.

The film makes us appreciate the word 'sonder.'

'Magic Mike XXL' pleasantly surprises

By Lexia Banks · Wednesday, July 8,2015 8 p.m.

The sequel focuses more on the male comradery.

The trailer tells the whole story as 'Max' falls short

By Tori Ziege · Wednesday, July 8,2015 7:56 p.m.

The film is formulaic and disappointing.

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