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‘In The Heights’ spans cultures, genres

Taylor Gall • January 30, 2014

Described as a modern "West Side Story," The Skylight Music Theater's newest musical "In the Heights," opening Friday, paints the story of Caribbean-Americans living in the Washington Heights village of New York City.

‘I, Frankenstein,’ a monster of a movie

Stephanie Harte • January 28, 2014

Movies such as "Harry Potter" and "Twilight" have captivated audiences with a whole new world of fantasy filled with epic confrontations and plot twists. “I, Frankenstein,” however, lacks the energy to keep its audiences captivated.

Glorioso’s ‘Top Secret Pizza’ revealed

Hannah Byron • January 28, 2014

Every so often, Glorioso's hosts special cooking events where guests learn how to make this and other Italian foods in their own kitchens. Last weekend, the Brady Street favorite shared tips and tricks of the trade with a class entitled, “Top Secret Pizza."

The LIMO Experience

Kevin Ward • January 28, 2014

Since the Marquette LIMOs started running 24 years ago, every student has had at least one memorable experience in those wonderfully cramped, blue vans. From drive-thru excursions to drunken sing-alongs, here are some of the most noteworthy Marquette LIMO encounters.

‘Downton Abbey’ Season 4, Episode 4

Hannah Byron • January 27, 2014

Hannah Byron recaps the fourth episode of the fourth season of "Downton Abbey."

LTMT, Episode 2: Everything is ‘Frozen’

Hannah McCarthy • January 27, 2014

In this episode, hosts discuss the Disney film Frozen, the Grammy Award winners, and some unconventional ways to spend your time in Milwaukee until it thaws.

Marquette Radio blogs the 65th annual Grammys

Justin Hauter • January 26, 2014

Jay-Z might have led the 65th Annual Grammys with nine nominations, but the real winners of the night were French pop-tech duo Daft Punk, and New Zealand teen Lorde. "Get Lucky" collected record of...

Simple Summit to play Annex

Kevin Ward • January 23, 2014

The alternative-rock band Simple Summit will return to the Annex for an acoustic performance at 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 25 as a part of the Late Night Marquette activity series.

‘Comedy Arcade’ to spotlight local stand-up

Stephanie Harte • January 23, 2014

Setting out to bring a mix of fresh comedic talents and styles, “The Comedy Arcade” delivers a different showcase of acts to the people of Milwaukee every month.

NOWAK: Appeal of British TV a simple deduction

Claire Nowak • January 23, 2014

I couldn't care less about what's on TV, unless I’m watching “Sherlock.” Nothing can tear me away from a screen showing Benedict Cumberbatch in a deerstalker cap.

The pressure is on for Summerfest

Sam Kissel • January 21, 2014

Every now and then, my college-induced poverty is blindingly painful. It was excruciating this week as the lineups were announced for some of 2014’s major festivals. Among these were Governor’s Ball in New York City, Coachella in Indio, California, Hangout Fest in Gulf Shores, Alabama, and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in (go figure) New Orleans, Louisiana. Put all these lineups together and I have one word: wow.

LTMT, Episode 1: 5 reasons to brave the cold

Hannah McCarthy • January 21, 2014

Welcome to "Low to Mid Twenties," a pop culture and arts podcast hosted by Hannah McCarthy, Peter Setter, Erin Heffernan, and Theo Syslack (who did not appear in this episode). In this episode of LTMT, we discuss the top five things we are willing to brave the cold to experience in Milwaukee.

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