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(04/06/20 2:26pm)
“Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness” is the Netflix series that took the world by storm when it was released on March 20. The so-strange-it-can-only-be-true story is perfect fodder for a generation of meme creators and internet-savvy streamers.
(03/23/20 12:23pm)
The myth of Jay Electronica has long outweighed his music―maybe because there was so little of it.
(03/11/20 12:25pm)
River Phoenix was 18 when his family bought a ranch house on the northern edge of Paynes Prairie in 1988, according to the Gainesville Sun.
(02/26/20 9:41am)
“Portrait of a Lady on Fire” gets its name from a painting.
(02/19/20 9:03am)
An epiphany brought the world “Currents” from Australian multi-instrumentalist Kevin Parker, 34. “The Slow Rush” is a continuation in the direction of genre-bending pop music.
(02/14/20 12:39pm)
UF’s research spending has reached a record high of $928.6 million.
(02/10/20 6:41pm)
Students and faculty working for the improvement of Florida’s agriculture, sustainability and quality of life have achieved top positions in Niche’s 2020 Best Colleges for Agricultural Sciences in America.
(02/05/20 10:42am)
Her clammy hands clenching a paper script, Emilie Dhir walked through the hallway toward the rehearsal room. Every step was more excruciating than the last. She walked into the rehearsal room at the University of Kentucky and performed two scenes in front of a filmmaker and three film producers. They were looking for a young Kentucky actress to be the star of their film.
(01/31/20 3:29pm)
The new UF director of communications is Brittany Wise, a former College of Journalism and Communications alumna.
(01/29/20 11:55am)
Oscar nominations have always made for great conversation and friendship-ending debates. Some cling to masters of cinema including Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino, since they are a safe bet to prove you know “good cinema.” Others choose the underdogs who might surprise viewers such as “Moonlight,” the unimaginable but miraculous win for Best Picture in 2017.
(01/24/20 6:21pm)
More Latinx students are enrolled in universities than ever before in the United States, including UF.
(01/22/20 12:07pm)
Tuesday night, Black Lips ripped through their discography and new songs during a headlining set at High Dive.
(01/15/20 12:49pm)
Celebrated guitarist and songwriter Mike Campbell of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Fleetwood Mac is coming to the High Dive on April 26.
(01/14/20 9:18pm)
In the U.S., someone has a heart attack every 40 seconds, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Researchers at UF are attempting to lower this figure.
(01/08/20 1:25am)
In “Uncut Gems,” Adam Sandler receives the spotlight in the role of a lifetime. He plays Howard Ratner, a degenerate gambler, unfaithful husband and owner of KMH Gems and Jewelry in Manhattan’s Diamond District.
(12/04/19 12:18pm)
“Parasite” is a masterclass example of what quality cinema can do for a viewer. It can entertain while infiltrating the deepest crevasses of their thoughts on the human condition and the world at large.
(11/20/19 8:30am)
On her long-awaited sophomore album, “MAGDALENE,” Twigs is desperate, born out of a desire to serve and be wanted. It’s an important step in breaking down the perception of herself as an avatar for pure power, someone who is so intensely in control of her art, her body and her life.
(11/13/19 10:42am)
Music reverberates through nearly every crevice on most college campuses. “Can you make me a playlist?” and “Is the venue 21-up?” are frequent questions heard through dorm room walls or across dining hall tables.
(11/06/19 10:39am)
“The Lighthouse” is a shining example of the visceral reaction a film can have on a viewer; It is an art house thriller for the ages.
(10/30/19 9:27am)
Tony Weinbender is the DIY Walt Disney for Gainesville punk-rock lovers.