Video Game Marketers Can Learn A Thing Or Two From Oxenfree II Posted on July 6, 2022July 6, 2022 by Connor Thissen Marketing, in general, is everywhere nowadays. It has become an eyesore in every form of media, ranging from obnoxious ads to sly product placement designed to psychically manipulate your every move. Despite this constant barrage, at least Night School Studio is making their campaign for Oxenfree II: Lost Signals fun. Over the past year, video […]
Review of Bonnie and Clyde (1967) Posted on July 6, 2022July 6, 2022 by John Sengstock There are a plethora of candidates to choose for silver screen “classics”. Because of what they offer the film industry at large, they become reflective of strong and controversial moments of the human condition, as well as the spectacle that only movies can make. One that I oft not see discussed is Arthur Penn’s […]
Alex Garland’s Men Aids in the Progression of Hollywood’s Feminism Posted on June 28, 2022October 25, 2023 by Arica Bauer Alex Garland’s latest film Men (2022) has quickly engendered polar opposite reactions from much of its audience. The controversy is not just about the film’s utilization of graphic body horror, but also, largely, its thematic content. Some audience members have appreciated the explicit feminism of the film, which directly acknowledges the unequal treatment of women […]
UWM’s Thespians and Interpreters Continue Collaboration Posted on June 7, 2022January 13, 2023 by Basim Al Marjan As a single light continues to flicker on and off in the basement of the theatre building, the cast begins their rehearsal of the Laramie Project. In between scenes, some actors are agonizing themselves over forgotten lines while others are more relaxed, whispering into each other’s ears while stifling laughter. The rapid-fire pace of scene […]
Wisconsin Artist Bean Baye Prepares the Release of Her First NFT Collection Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Brady Jager Green Bay, Wis. Artist Sabrina Jordan, known under the artistic alias, Bean Baye, is gearing up to release her first collection of NFTs in the summer. Baye has been working on the summer collection for the last few months, which will feature the zodiac signs portrayed as diverse, naked women. The collection will contain multiple […]
What Are Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs)? Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Brady Jager SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — NFTs, non-fungible tokens, are a type of cryptocurrency that is booming among celebrities and crypto investors, but what are they? NFTs are essentially digital ownership certificates, according to Director Shirley McPhaul of Crypto Curious, Puerto Rico Block Trade Association. The ownership could be for a jpg, an mp3, an mp4 […]
Milwaukee Diaspora Artist Gives a Puerto Rico Touch to Public Space Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Nicholaus Wiberg Milwaukee artistic interventions were created inside the Milwaukee County Courthouse, the Milwaukee Public Library’s (MPL) Mitchell Street Branch and an exterior wall of Woodland Pattern bookstore on East Locust Street. The 35-years-old transdisciplinary artist Erick “CK” Ledesma Borrero, from Levittown, Puerto Rico, which is in the municipality of Toa Baja, collaborated these artistic interventions. Ledesma’s […]
The Great Debate of Statehood Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Jason Smith To be or not to be. That is the question for Puerto Rico in regards to the looming debate of statehood. Should Puerto Rico become a state? Is it its own country? Puerto Rico is not a state nor a country. However, it is United States territory, leaving many citizens with dual identities. Are they […]
The Houses of Colors in Puerto Rico Posted on June 7, 2022December 28, 2023 by Charles Kelley A crime ridden town where people stopped visiting their families was transformed by community activists into the houses of colors.
Becoming the Tallest Tree: How Puerto Rican Food is Connecting Communities Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Madison Rios Milwaukee is about 2,118 miles away from Puerto Rico. The heart of the Caribbean; Isla de Encanto. When thinking about it, a former Rust Belt city in the Midwest does not seem to have a lot in common with the tropical paradise. But migrants from Puerto Rico made sure to bring one important aspect to […]
Puerto Rico’s Yaucromatic, Pintalto and Casitas de Colores Posted on June 7, 2022September 6, 2023 by Nicholaus Wiberg Puerto Rico’s Yaucromatic, in Yauco, was an urban art intervention that started in 2017, which promoted economic growth, attracted tourism and reimagined vulnerable communities that were suppressed by class, prone to crime and had poor living conditions. The intervention was developed by Jonathan Hernandez Leon, a community organizer and president of the not-for-profit organization Arte […]
Fans Camp Out Overnight For Olivia Rodrigo Concert Posted on June 2, 2022June 2, 2022 by Brady Jager Pop star Olivia Rodrigo brought her “Sour Tour” to Milwaukee. Tickets for the “Drivers License” singer’s show sold out in under an hour back in November. Fans camped out overnight and waited hours outside The Rave/Eagles Club in hopes of being in the front row. Brady Jager has the story.