“American Visionary: John F. Kennedy’s Life and Times,” on view at the Cedar Rapids Museum…
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You know you’ve got a gem of a script on your hands when you can’t…
The Beatles taught me how to sing. As an adolescent I spent hours hiding away…
While 2018 was generally a disastrous year for global democracy, the idea of truth, and…
Some folks say music is a universal tongue, but just in case, Banda Magda sings…
Carrying on the tradition of Fringe Toast Music’s Crispy Awards, which began as broadcasts on…
On Saturday, February 2, 2019, at 8 p.m., Baraka Band will fill Café Paradiso with…
Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos is a multi-faceted talent whose very unconventional films, e.g. The Lobster…
Vice reveals more history than some of us can handle in one sitting, which is…
Climate change isn’t just an abstract concept bandied about by the press. It’s a world…
The University of Iowa Department of Theatre Arts is pleased to present Sarah DeLappe’s The…
“. . . Another must . . . Ishiyama-dera Temple . . . along the…
Colorful paintings of the rural landscape by Iowa native Kirk Hovenga are on view at…
In 1928, a young Bertolt Brecht, his composer friend Kurt Weill, and Brecht’s partner Elizabeth…
Inspired by a rare opportunity for a new low-power station when the FCC opened up…