The Arts
"A Different Man" is a Different Kind of Movie
“A Different Man” follows Edward (Sebastian Stan), who undergoes facial surgery to escape his social anxiety but spirals into self-destruction. The film explores identity and societal perceptions, with Oswald (Adam Pearson) challenging Edward’s transformation.
A Tree Falls
Singer-songwriter David W. Jacobsen’s latest album, A Tree Falls, offers a mix of humor, sharp commentary, and eclectic influences. With its unconventional style and thoughtful reflections, the album presents a distinctive take on music and storytelling.
"The Penguin" is a Masterfully-Made Limited Series
The article reviews “The Penguin”, praising Colin Farrell’s portrayal of a ruthless Oz Cobb and the show’s deep character development. The show earns five stars, leaving viewers excited for The Batman Part II.
"Invisible Fences" and On Stage
Running from March 6–15, Invisible Fences is a heartwarming musical fable by acclaimed artists Gaelynn Lea and Kevin Kling. Following an unlikely friendship between a Grasshopper and a Largroff, the play explores diversity, culture, and belonging. Don’t miss this inspiring performance—tickets are available now!
St. Paul Musician Returns With Third Studio Album
Corbin returns with new singles “Carbon Monoxide” and “Come Down,” exploring themes of addiction and isolation. His upcoming album *Crisis Kid* is set for release in April 2025, with a sold-out tour.
What is 'The Great American Game'? Kendrick Lamar's Halftime Show Reveals the Answer
Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl LIX halftime show, featuring Samuel L. Jackson, Serena Williams, and SZA, blended music and social commentary. The stage symbolized “The Great American Game,” interpreted by some as a critique of societal issues. It ended with Lamar’s “TV Off,” leaving audiences to reflect on its deeper meanings
The Life of Frederick Douglass
The Life of Frederick Douglass is an American classic, painting a vivid picture of his time in enslavement. This is what he means to me.
Prince: A Look into the Life of Minnesota’s Most Eclectic Artist
How much do you know about Minnesota’s greatest music icon? Find out where you can see the place where the artist formerly known as Prince made it all happen.
The Glensheen Mansion What is it, and What Really Happened There?
This article covers the story of the Glensheen murders that happened in 1977. An old heiress, her adopted daughter and son-in-law, and an evil plan full of greed. What really happened during that time, and why?
Crocheting is Cool... And You Should Start Learning!
Crocheting is the new cool hobby! This article explains why crocheting is cool, and what you can make with it. Arts and crafts people, here’s a new hobby to pick up. This one’s for you.
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Opinion
As campuses surge with protests calling for an end to the war in Israel, a naked truth is laid bare, antisemitism is alive and well in the U.S.
As thousands of students plunge college campuses across the country into a state of chaos to “free Palestine,” it is no surprise that antisemitism flows within the movement.
Community
Haute Dish Annual Spring Reading
Each semester work is submitted for [blind] voting by a volunteer editorial staff, which consists of current Metro students working in the areas of prose, poetry and art.
Health & Beauty
YWCA Minneapolis Announces Radical Restructuring, Prioritizing Social Justice Initiatives
In a groundbreaking move, YWCA Minneapolis is embarking on a radical restructuring to intensify its commitment to social justice causes.
Tech & Science
Digital Literacy is taught by our own
College students and older adults have a phobia of technology. That’s when I come in as a Metropolitan State University student and AmeriCorps member in the Community Technology Empowerment Program working at my service site in the Metro/Dayton’s Bluff library and remote on Zoom.