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CT Recommends 33 1/3 book series

Is pop music art? That might seem like a stupid question, but how often do you see a 45-minute album getting the same intellectual treatment as a classic novel or film? Read More

D’lovely D’Motions’ produce a stellar, original ‘Night at D’Movies’

What took place at the D’Motions performance on Friday, March 20, entitled “A Night at D’Movies,” could be classified as a medley of events to say the least. Read More

UR students’ debut album is lackluster effort

Unfortunately "From the Woodword" falls short of anything resembling professionalism, and does very little to entice listeners. Read More

Pokémon Black and White is Pokéballer

If you thought Pokémon has been dead since the days of Red and Blue, think again. Read More

Black and White shines despite minor flaws

Standing in line behind a horde of overweight 8-year-olds waiting to get their paws on the latest Pokémon game, I realized that the series’ target demographic really hasn’t changed much since the glory days of Red and Blue. Read More

Game is a refreshing new look at series

Well, the Pokémon series may finally have run out of colors (or has been around long enough that Black and White is no longer racist), but it certainly hasn’t run out of ideas. Still, how far has the series really come after all these years. Read More

‘Cedar Rapids’ is just nice enough

The set-up is sitcom-ish enough: Ed Helms plays Tim, a hopelessly straight-laced insurance salesman in Wisconsin. Read More

‘People’s Key’ is Bright Eyes’ brightest album

When I first listened to “Shell Games,” the first single from Bright Eyes’ new album, “The People’s Key” I have to admit I was nervous. Read More

UR Professor branches out, writes fiction

I was surprised when I searched for other books that UR Professor Eldred H. Chimowitz had written and “Introduction to Critical Phenomena in Fluids” came up. Read More

CT Recommends Magic Man

Magic Man's music is a paradox: simultaneously easy to listen to and deeply complex. Read More