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Hollywood Rebound • 15th September 2023

Lady Gaga's Life Story Is Being Turned into a Children's Book

Lady Gaga knows no bounds — from music to film to fashion, the trailblazing icon has cemented herself in the world of pop culture through various forms of media. Now, her story will come to life in a Penguin Random House children's book thanks to author Michael Joosten.

12th February 2023

“Naked Unafraid” Highlights Courage and Honesty Through Queer Nude Portraiture

A man sits naked on the floor facing away from a full-length mirror. His left arm supports the weight of his body while his right rests tenderly on his leg.

Washingtonian • 20th October 2022

DC's First Alcohol-Free Bar Is Coming Soon

When Gigi Arandid was on a flight to the Dominican Republic, she did what most people do when caught 30,000 feet in the air: flipped through an airplane magazine. That’s where she first learned about Sans Bar—a cocktail spot in Austin, Texas serving exclusively zero-proof drinks.

9th August 2022

Lack of diversity in writers’ rooms, budgets limit Deaf actors’ creative opportunities

Deaf actors are often overlooked or face countless barriers to booking acting roles — including losing jobs to their hearing counterparts.

18th July 2022

Pandemic highlights Deaf community’s lack of access to equitable education

Molly Feanny, an international student from Canada, enrolled at Gallaudet University hoping to receive an undergraduate education with a community of like-minded students. But in March 2020, the coronavirus put a halt to her plans.

2nd May 2022

'Home away from home': Ethiopic Restaurant creates community for DC’s Ethiopian population

There are close to 250,000 Ethiopians in the Washington, D.C., area, according to The Ethiopian Community Development Council. Some, like Meseret Bekele, have chosen to open a business to share a little piece of Ethiopia with the American public.

Freelance • 30th April 2022

'I try to focus on the positive': Female craft beer store owner defies industry norm

Erika Goedrich started a beer rating website as a hobby, not expecting it to materialize into a store. But in August 2016, Goedrich opened a craft beer store and defied the industry norm of not being a white male owner.

The Badger Herald • 30th October 2018

M.I.A. documentary gives shocking details of Sri Lankan civil war

The Badger Herald • 11th October 2018

Glitch Mob, Elohim bring maximum energy to The Sylvee

The Badger Herald • 8th October 2018

‘A Star Is Born’ shines light on substance abuse, pressures of stardom

The Badger Herald • 10th August 2018

Lollapalooza ends triumphantly with Jack White, Portugal. The Man performances

The Badger Herald • 5th August 2018

Bruno Mars, Arctic Monkeys shine bright at Lollapalooza

The Badger Herald • 1st May 2018

Former Badger now DJ: Melvv just going to have fun at Lollapalooza

The Badger Herald • 17th April 2018

Lucy Hale, Tyler Posey talk new psychological horror film, ‘Truth or Dare’

The Badger Herald • 12th April 2018

‘Truth or Dare’ brings horror, gore, suspense in frightening modern psychological thriller

The Badger Herald • 12th December 2017

Conversation Starter: Staydream hopes to make Madison next major production city

The Badger Herald • 6th December 2017

Joe Pug to bring personal live performance to Wisconsin Union Theater

The Badger Herald • 21st November 2017

Sia gives holiday albums a new flare with pop, dance songs

The Badger Herald • 20th November 2017

Louis the Child delivers nonstop high-energy performance at Orpheum

The Badger Herald • 15th November 2017

Local game designers invite community members to play their games at Pegasus Games