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Mariah Goodman

MSU Filmmakers take on The Ellen: A Night of Celebration

As each spring semester wraps up, seniors in MSU’s film program showcase the labors of love they spend all term devoting themselves to. This year the School of Film and Photography is presenting the senior class’s short films from both the fall and spring semesters at the Paul

Cactus Records moves into a new era

Cactus Records moves into a new era

The closing of Cactus Records’ Main Street location came as harsh news for Bozeman music lovers. A historic space known for its great records, CDs, apparel and trinkets was suddenly lost. But in a bittersweet twist of events, Cactus Records still remains on Main Street. It’s farther down the

Review: “Chloë and the Next 20th Century”

Review: “Chloë and the Next 20th Century”

Last week Father John Misty released his latest creation: “Chloë and the Next 20th Century.” The 50 minute album made up of 11 tracks sounds very cohesive and is a rather thematic production lyrically. The album is jazzy, croony and at times — though it feels rude to admit — slightly elevator-

Lost in the Student Art Market

Lost in the Student Art Market

This week the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) held its biannual Student Art Market. And might I say, it was one of the best Art Markets I have attended so far. On Tuesday, April 5, and Wednesday, April 6, thirty-plus artists showcased their handcrafted, handprinted and photographed works in

“Licorice Pizza” leaves a bittersweet taste

Released in November, Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza” has been nominated for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Director at this year’s Academy Awards. This film is a love-letter to Southern California and to the 1970s. Shot on 35mm Kodak film, the grainy appearance of the

Sometimes pockets are meant to be emptied: One girl’s journey through a local art market

If you haven’t gone to Biome Slow Craft Collective, it’s time. Out across from Story Mill sits a small warehouse where artists of all kinds can hone their craft, whatever it may be, and even sell their handmade materials. The shop is open seven days a week from

Yes, and: Get yourself over to Last Best Comedy

Since rolling into town last September, folks have been buzzing about the laughs down at Last Best Comedy. The new comedy club is the brainchild of Chicago/Los Angeles improv artists Annie and Levin O’Connor and The Bozeman Improverts’ own Molly Hannan. The trio have brought this entertainment right