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Kaleidoscope: an eight-part dramatic thriller that can be streamed in any order

The new Netflix show, “Kaleidoscope,” is like a choose-your-own-adventure book for adults. It is an eight-part series that allows users to watch the first seven episodes in any order they choose before arriving at the season finale. The first seven episodes are entirely non-chronological, but

Ditch streaming services. Get inspired by the Golden Globes

In the age of streaming services, it is evident that live television is no longer sought out or viewed as desirable. We have decided what to watch based on what society deems as “trending” rather than what is being broadcasted on cable TV in current time. With streaming services such

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks serves up a Hamlet Sandwich

Montana Shakespeare in the Parks serves up a Hamlet Sandwich

What could ham sandwiches and William Shakespeare possibly have to do with each other? Theatermaker Matt Foss is here to make the connection – and bring it to a venue near you. His play “Hamlet Sandwich” is the latest in the temple of original children’s Shakespeare adapted by Foss for

Book Review: “Tender is the Flesh"- Morality, indoctrination and cannibalism

Book Review: “Tender is the Flesh"- Morality, indoctrination and cannibalism

“The words carry the weight necessary to mold us, to suppress all questioning”- Tender is the Flesh. It has been a long time since I have sat in silent shock, staring blankly at the wall after finishing a novel. “Tender is the Flesh,” by Argentine author Augustina Bazterrica had me

MSU professor Jennifer Hill publishes new book

MSU professor Jennifer Hill publishes new book

On Monday, March 28, in the Leigh Lounge of the SUB, Jennifer Hill, associate professor of American Studies, presented her newly published, and long-awaited non-fiction book, “Birthing the West: Mothers and Midwives in the Rockies and Plains.” Among the audience were friends, former and current students, colleagues, family

'A Night in Africa' challenges the single story of a continent

'A Night in Africa' challenges the single story of a continent

“What is the African dream?” keynote speaker and Nollywood actress Stella Damasus asked a crowd assembled in the SUB ballrooms Sunday night. “If you can’t answer that, if you don’t have an idea of what the African dream is, then it means that even our identity has been

Getting lost in the “Rubyfruit Jungle”

I am a pretty slow reader. To finish a 200 page book takes me about two weeks. To finish “Rubyfruit Jungle” by Rita Mae Brown, I took 3.5 days. Brown laments on the back cover that her autobiographical novel is often advertised and known primarily for its “lesbian” themes.