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Manga and anime at MCAD: Taking cartoons seriously

The influences of manga and anime are everywhere, even if they’re not always identifiable. Japanese artists often go unnoticed in the US because people often dismiss manga and anime as mere comics and cartoons. Despite this prevailing attitude, manga and anime are making significant and transforming inroads into the cultures and economies of the world. The Schoolgirls and Mobilesuits (SGMS) sessions that ran at MCAD from September 26 to 28 not only responded to the popular aspects of this phenomenon, but also provided a forum for a deeper and more profound look at the influence manga and anime are having over a variety of cultural forms and in various arenas around the world. MORE »

20 years of Cinema Lounge

by Paul Clark, MNDialog • 10/1/08 • Believe it or not, IFP Minnesota’s Cinema Lounge, the Twin Cities’ original short film screening series, is turning 20.

Weekend what's what 10/2-10/4: Dance dance...revolution?

by l’etoile magazine staff • 10/2/08 •

As the leaves begin their slow autumn turn and the noticeable chill sweeps in, the political climate heats up!

New Bob Dylan video, album streaming for free

by Jay Gabler, TC Daily Planet • 9/30/08 •

A week in advance of its official release, Bob Dylan’s new album Tell Tale Signs—a compilation of rarities and unreleased tracks recorded over the past two decades—is available to hear in its entirety via streaming audio on NPR Music.

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Things People Say

Readers comment on theater at St. Thomas

“Foley folly” ... “Tragic mistake” ... “Disappointment by St. Thomas choice” ... “Money isn’t everything.” Comments on St. Thomas’s plans to close its 80-year-old Department of Theater and tear down the Foley Theater show a depth of sorrow and disappointment. MORE »