Despite the constraints of a Zoom format, hyper-pop singer and rapper Rico Nasty managed to give a satisfying performance. By Ben Berman
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Creative narrative decisions and bold acting propels “Judas” into the upper tier of political biopics. By Ben Berman
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On the comedic, theatrical “POTUS,” indie singer David W. Jacobsen surveys some of America’s most disreputable leaders. By Ben Berman
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Soviet Fourth Grader combines Cold War aesthetic, political satire on new punk project
A pair of rockers from Montana weave comedy, politics and music into a faux-Soviet punk project that pokes fun at American culture. By Ben Berman
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On his 20th studio album, “The Boss” of the E Street Band pens an earnest love letter to his friends, career, and life. By Ben Berman
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Songwriter Luke Wydgodny discusses his career with the Heartstrings Project, a deeply introspective folk music project. By Ben Berman
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“Boys State” is a painful reminder of the flaws that run deep within the American electoral process. By Ben Berman
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In “All In,” Stacey Abrams takes viewers on a sobering journey through America’s murky electorate history. By Ben Berman
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Through her new exhibit “Right on!” multimedia artist Angie Eng creates a dialogue about civil rights. By Ben Berman
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Nature writer Kathryn Aalto brings a unique blend of the historical non-fiction and personal essay genres to her new book, “Writing Wild.” By Ben Berman
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