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Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah?
My Life With the Walter Boys found major success on Netflix, but it still stands in the shadow of Amazon Prime's The Summer I Turned Pretty.
I’m not someone who normally cries watching a movie — or in general — but “Don’t Say Good Luck” made me sob. For once, I needed tissues for something other than my allergies.
On March 15, a Gator graced the Oscars stage to take home the award for best documentary feature film.
Angelo Colina trajo su show de comedia a Gainesville por segunda vez.
Spanish jokes, cultural references and bursts of laughter filled downtown Gainesville’s The Wooly on Friday night as comedian Angelo Colina took the stage for a stand-up set.
Each day this week, 7 Brew Coffee welcomed hundreds of students for free small drinks during select hours of the day.
Eight months ago, I decided I would attend UF. After three months of hard work, stress and late nights spent over college applications, I thought I was finally done making hard choices about school.
Students lined outside of the Stephen C. O'Connell Center holding signs that read “Cake Me,” and “It’s my birthday!” Friday night, eagerly anticipating the cake-throwing, Grammy-nominated DJ Steve Aoki.
When Em Petlev first heard she’d be eating her meals in a tent for the remainder of the Spring semester, she felt like a contestant on the Great British Baking Show.
Around 300 people packed the Reitz Grand Ballroom for a morning of lectures, chess tournaments and book signings.
The rise of digital media and streaming platforms has led many people to opt out of the traditional movie-going experience. However, hundreds of people gathered in Gainesville Sunday for National Cinema Day to show their appreciation for film and movie theaters.
In the mid-2000s, UF was the epicenter of college football. The team won two national championships over a three-year span but dealt with legal issues and off-the-field scandals.
The tight confines of the Constans Theatre nestled inside the Reitz Union was the epicenter of performances for theater students at UF. But now, it’s the bright lights and bustling Broadway streets of Manhattan that many musical theater alumni call home.
Untold, a sports documentary series distributed by Netflix, released “Swamp Kings” Tuesday.
Anchored between the crevices of the universe where time and space exist, the play “Silent Sky” shines an honest light through the timeless story of an empowered astronomer flourishing in a space dominated by men and their science.
In front of nearly 800 members of the UF community, Josh Peck’s message was clear: Be kind to yourself.
There are more than 900 student organizations at UF, but only one is dedicated to Taylor Swift.
Spoilers follow for the film “White Noise.”
Soaring through hoops, strumming guitars and stupefying audiences across the country, a talented cast of cats are purr-fecting the art of acrobatics.