Butler University students compete in a battle against DJs from various other colleges in Indianapolis.
“Abbott Elementary” and the charter school debate
The show’s creator Brunson does not shy away from discussing the complexities of charter schools and their potential harms. Through the fun medium of a sitcom, “Abbott Elementary” raises important concerns about what role charter schools truly play within the American school system.
“They Don’t Pay, We Won’t Pay” review
“Sometimes, theater is the best way to convey difficult conversations. This show created a sense of community in the audience by allowing people to experience emotions alongside each other, which promotes a sense of unity rather than division.”
The politics of the celebrity
“As Election Day draws nearer, debates about celebrity political endorsements persist.”
The Heartland Film Festival celebrates its 33rd year
“With shining stars, The Heartland Film Festival will put on a show for its 33rd year.”
Old museums, new memories
“The million dollar question is, ‘How should we engage these younger audiences?’”
Culture’s revered fall reads
“The Culture section provides a host of recommendations, replete with everything from dark academia to tales of bewilderment and dread.”
Film Fanatics: ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is impressively unpleasant
“‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ is a musical that cannot decide if it wants to sing, a drama that is much too self-serious and a thriller that does not produce any tension.”
Addressing the scandal: What happened to Ellen DeGeneres?
Ellen DeGeneres attempts to reclaim her turf one last time before she says goodbye to the entertainment industry.
The not-so-secret lives of Mormon wives
The women of “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” from left to right: Jessi Ngatikaura, Taylor Frankie Paul, Jennifer Affleck, Demi Angemann, Whitney Leavitt, Mikayla Matthews, Mayci Neeley and Layla Taylor. Photo courtesy of The Daily Beast.