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03/13/2025
· February 14
Continental Breakfast | Volume 9 | February 14th, 2024
Continental Breakfast | Volume 9 | February 14th, 2024
Laszlo Huening
· February 12
The Winter Soldier, Twin Fantasy, and The Thing About Memory
If this seems like a niche, random comparison, that’s because it kind of is. But, I can’t really blame myself for it. The Captain America film franchise has been a special interest of mine since I was in my early tween years, and I have always been (to a fault) eager to jump up and explain to anyone that the films work as rich character studies, filled with complex themes and interpersonal relationships that can tell us a lot about the human condition. And of course, as part of the trans-man canon, I adore Car Seat Headrest’s Twin Fantasy.
Emma Broach
· February 11
We are Not Powerless: Learning with Grace Leckey
I’ve been working on my interviewing skills for a while now. I’m a student of interviewing, if you will, studying technique through practice. So when musician Grace Leckey reached out to me about covering her return to Bloomington and her newest releases, I jumped on the opportunity.
Laszlo Huening
· February 10
“Conclave is Brat:” Interplays Between Music and Fandom
I’ve existed in fandom spaces online since I was about ten years old– I’m coming on nearly a decade now, and growing up in fandoms changed a lot of how I perceived the world as a tween, teen, and now as I make my way into young adulthood. I know it may seem silly, but I have always thought these spaces to be hotbeds for innovation, analysis, and thoughtful discussion on media, as toxic and ridiculous as they can become.
FJ Miller
· January 14
Rock Hall Review: Honoring Jimmy Buffett
Every rock fan and journalist alike might only ever agree on one thing; the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction means more when it happens in Cleveland, Ohio. This year I had the privilege of seeing the ceremony, enjoying time at the museum, spotting celebrities, and seeing the induction of quite a few rock legends. However, what stole the night away for me was the induction of Jimmy Buffett.
· December 20
Continental Breakfast | Volume 8 | December 20th, 2024
Continental Breakfast | Volume 8 | December 20th, 2024
Emma Broach
· December 16
Exploring Innovation with Early Grey
A few weeks ago, I heard about a local Bloomington band named Early Grey. Early Grey as a band is innovative and experimental, rising in the local music scene and attempting to spread their influence across the midwest and beyond. Our conversation centered around their beginnings, what they’re doing with their style and personality, and the future plans for the band.
Emma Broach
· December 14
Keep the Music Alive: A Conversation with Mourning Star
Just yesterday, I had the wonderful opportunity to sit down with the up-and-coming Bloomington band Mourning Star. The group, consisting of members Thom Kitchel, Anna Prager, Nova Hardie, and Cam Parker, has existed for about a year and recently released their first EP just a few weeks ago called flowers for your friends after months of hard work and dedication.
Ijaaz Yousuf
· December 10
IUPD Investigates Theft at the Bill Garrett Fieldhouse
The IU Police Department is currently searching for a person of interest involved in an ongoing investigation of a theft which took place at the Bill Garrett Fieldhouse. Anyone who may know the individual pictured or has information relevant to the case is asked to contact Detective Cartwright at briacartw@iu.edu or 812-856-7139.
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