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Cinebraskans Ep. 57: The Best Finales
On this final episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their favorite film and television finales. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 56: The Best Movie Villains
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding change gears from last week to discuss what they believe are the BEST movie villains of all time. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 55: The Worst Movie Villains
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss who they believe are the worst villains to ever grace (or rather disgrace) the big screen. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 54: 'Loki' Premiere
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the premiere of Marvel's "Loki" Disney+ series as well as all of the latest movie and TV news. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 52: 'Army of the Dead' Review
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding react to the latest film from director Zack Snyder, 'Army of the Dead.' culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep 51: The best summer movies
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding prepare for the summer by discuss their favorite summer movies.
Cinebraskans Ep. 50: Our favorite movies of all time
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding celebrate the 50 episode by discussing their favorite movies of all time. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 49: 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ and the Oscars, reviewed
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding give their spoiler-filled thoughts on 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' in addition to reacting to this year's Academy Awards. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 48: 2021 Oscars Predictions
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the finale of 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,' reports that Warner Bros is shutting down their production of physical media and who is going to win at the Oscars this Sunday! culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 47: Best musician and band movies
On this week's episode of the podcast, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding are joined by senior culture editor Mark Champion to discuss the best movies based on a musician or band. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 46: Best and worst movie plot twists
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their thoughts on 'Godzilla vs Kong,' plus what they think are the best and worst plot twists in movie history. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 45: The best and worst kaiju movies
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding get ready for "Godzilla vs Kong" by discussing the best and worst kaiju movies. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 44: Kyle v. David debating the Snydercut
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the latest movie and television news, and Kyle and David debate whether "Zack Snyder's Justice League" was great or terrible. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 42: WandaVision series review
On this week's Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding reflect on the new Marvel Disney+ series "WandaVision." culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 41: Muppet movie madness
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the most important of issues: which movies would be better with muppets. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 40: The defining films of the 1990s
On this week's Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss what films from the 1990s are their favorites and which best define the 90s as a decade in film. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 39: Movie news roundup
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss all the latest movie news ranging from the trailer for "Zack Snyder's Justice League" to the casting of Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey in HBO's "The Last of Us" series. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 38: 2021 movie preview
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding break down the entire 2021 movie release schedule and discuss which movies they are most interested in and which ones they couldn't care less about. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 36: Our Favorite 2020 movies
On the first Cinebraskans episode of 2021, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their favorite movies to come out in 2020. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 36 - Our Favorite 2020 Movies
On the first Cinebraskans episode of 2021, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their favorite movies to come out in 2020. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep 35 - Massive Disney Announcements
On this week's Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss all the massive announcements made during Disney's Investors Day presentations, including a slew of new Star Wars and Marvel shows, as well as new content from Disney Animation, Pixar and more! culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 33 - Harry Potter Month Pt. 4: Ranking All 8 Films
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss Ahsoka Tano's live-action debut in "The Mandalorian" and the possibility of "Godzilla vs. Kong" moving to streaming, and conclude their Harry Potter Month discussion by ranking all eight of the main series films. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 32 - Harry Potter Month Pt. 3: Looking Forward
On this week's Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding continue their Harry Potter Month discussion and talk about the future of the Harry Potter franchise. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 31 - Harry Potter Month Pt. 2 'Fantastic Beasts' And 'The Cursed Child'
On this week's episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding continue their Harry Potter month theme and discuss Johnny Depp's departure from "Fantastic Beasts" and what went wrong with "The Cursed Child." culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 30 - Harry Potter Month Pt. 1
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss "The Suicide Squad's" R-rating, Patrick Wilson directing "Insidious 5" and their general thoughts and introductions to the "Harry Potter" franchise. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 29 - Movies That Scared Us As Kids
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the new sequel to "Borat," Oscar Isaac's casting as Marvel's Moon Knight as well as what movies irrationally scared them as children. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep. 28 - Movies We Hate
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the wacky rumors revolving the story of "Space Jam 2," the first trailer for Disney's "Raya and the Last Dragon" as well as the movies they hate the most. culture@dailynebraskan.com
Cinebraskans Ep 27 - The Best And Worst Disney Princess Movies
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss Doctor Strange joining "Spider-Man 3," the "Mad Max" spin-off "Furiosa" announcing its cast and what the best and worst Disney Princess movies are.
Cinebraskans Ep 26 - Every Steven Spielberg Film
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the shocking return of Jamie Foxx as Electro, the trailer for the new murderous Santa film "Fatman" and their thoughts on every film Steven Spielberg has ever made.
Cinebraskans Ep 25 - Failed Movie Franchises
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss Barry Jenkins directing a sequel to 2019's “The Lion King,” the announcement of “Borat 2” hitting Amazon Prime Video in October and what failed movie franchises they'd like to see come back.
Cinebraskans Ep. 24 - Our Favorite A24 Films
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the rumors of Tom Holland being cast as Link in Netflix's "Legend of Zelda" film, Tom Hardy potentially being next in line to play James Bond and their favorite films from the indie studio A24.
Cinebraskans Ep 23- Ranking Every Christopher Nolan Film
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GALLERY: Black Lives Matter protests continue on night four in Lincoln
During Monday night’s Black Lives Matter protests in Lincoln, community members spoke in front of a crowd gathered at the Hall of Justice on South 10th Street. Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird spoke amid shouts for a rescinded curfew, which she enforced the previous night.
GALLERY: Black Lives Matter protests continue on night four in Lincoln
During Monday night’s Black Lives Matter protests in Lincoln, community members spoke in front of a crowd gathered at the Hall of Justice on South 10th Street. Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird spoke amid shouts for a rescinded curfew, which she enforced the previous night.
New UNL English course to intently focus on movie pandemics
There’s a new way for students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to examine historical and hypothetical pandemics and epidemics through one of the newer art forms — movies. ENGL 269: Film Period: “How to Survive a Pandemic: Cinematic Visions of Resistance and Resilience in the Viral Apocalypse” will be taught online during the second five-week term of the summer.
'They're just trying to keep us quiet': A Title IX investigation
Last summer, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln announced it was ending its partnership with Voices of Hope, a counseling service for victims of sexual assault and relationship violence, to replace the resource with its own in-house victim advocate. The shift forced the university to answer how it can protect survivors. Since September, The Daily Nebraskan has interviewed survivors of sexual assault and harassment to understand and shed light on their experiences with the Title IX office.
UNL to distribute $7.6 million in federal aid to students through grants
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will begin to distribute more than $7.6 million in federal stimulus to students affected financially by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to Nebraska Today, the U.S. Department of Education provided funds through the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund. The stimulus funding is designed to prioritize aid to students based on their socioeconomic circumstances. There are two ways students can receive CARES funds.
Lincoln’s queer musical duo defies labels, embraces identity
“We know where we want to go, right?” “Do we?” “Yeah.” This comfortable uncertainty defines Mental Disturbance, a group new to Nebraska’s underground music scene. Kenanile Bigba and Meryl Ohireka Sahouet formed the group three years ago back home in the Ivory Coast. They didn’t label their sound then, and they don’t use labels now. In many ways, Mental Disturbance doesn’t make sense — its musical style can’t be easily defined.
Student songwriter Noah Floersch finds innovative ways to keep making music
He lies on the dingy ground of the church’s darkened basement room, black baseball cap pulled over his tightly shut eyes, fingers tapping against his stomach to the music. The song ends and he pulls the hat higher, looking up at the producer sitting at the computer. “Pretty sick,” he exclaims as he launches into what he thinks can be improved in his new song.
Out of Nothing: Filmmaking from a student director's perspective
Junior film and new media majors at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln worked on their junior projects during the 2019-20 academic year. Elijah Quinn, Rebecca Snowden and Mitch Francis, student directors of their projects, produced the content for their film in the fall and worked on post-production in the spring. Due to the university closing over concerns from the COVID-19 pandemic, the premiering of the films is postponed from the spring into the fall.
Meet Me in the Middle: UNL's intramural soccer community unites students and cultures
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s intramural soccer community is a crucial addition to the college experience, according to Tucker Loosbrock and Nabhan Al Hajri. The two students participated in the indoor season, which lasted from Jan. 26until March 8, when Al Hajri’s team won the division championship. While the outdoor season was canceled because of the university shutdown over COVID-19, the two said soccer still plays an important part in their lives.
The Other Room offers take-out cocktails to accommodate fanbase, employees
Out with the specialty cocktails served in an intimate, dimly lit room; in with the pre-bottled cocktail kits sold across the tavern square. The Other Room, a prohibition-era style speakeasy in downtown Lincoln, adjusted its business model to meet customers’ needs in a time of social distancing. Matt Taylor, owner of The Other Room and Tavern on the Square, decided to salary his employees instead of providing hourly pay on March 11.
Father and daughter spread the pleasure of bread baking through video series
The process of mixing the ingredients, the rhythm of kneading the dough, the aroma that fills the house — they’re all part of why Kevin Shinn loves to bake bread. Culinary arts have always been important to the Shinn family. From the fall of 2007 to December of 2017, Kevin and his late wife Karen Shinn, who died from ovarian cancer in November, operated Bread & Cup, a restaurant in downtown Lincoln.
GALLERY: Empty Campus
With in-person classes being suspended for the rest of the Spring 2020 semester, the campuses at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are left mostly empty. Many students moved back home or still live on campus in the residence halls' limited availability. Buildings on City, East and Innovation campuses are closed to the public, and once-filled spaces at the libraries are now empty.
How Lincoln restaurants are adapting to COVID-19
Hidden away in the heartland, Lincoln is still feeling the havoc COVID-19 is wreaking across the globe. There has been a decrease in students milling around campus and restaurants and bars have closed their dining areas for the time being. This is how eight Lincoln business owners and staff in food service are adapting their business models. Mark Shriner, owner and general manager of The Coffee House For the most part, business at The Coffee House has continued as normal.
Cinebraskans Ep 18: Movie Recommendations For Social Distancing
On this episode of Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding remotely discuss the coronavirus's effect on the film industry and give some recommendations on movies to watch at home! culture@dailynebraskan.com
Six ways to cope with COVID-19 boredom
Spring break is supposed to be a relaxing time, but as I stared despondently at the Delta website and canceled my plane ticket to New York, I realized I’m going to have to get creative with my relaxation methods in the upcoming week. With an alarming increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in the United States, many students’ plans might also change. Here are six ways to have a productive, relaxing spring break while prioritizing personal and others’ health through social distancing. 6.
Eric Crouch to be inducted in College Football Hall of Fame
Eric Crouch, one of Nebraska’s Heisman Trophy winners, will be inducted into the 2020 College Football Hall of Fame, according to an announcement from the National Football Foundation and the College Hall of Fame. Crouch is the first Husker to be selected since 2018, alongside 16 other players and two coaches, who were chosen from a national ballot that included 76 All-Americans.
Cinebraskans Ep 17: Reboots and Remakes
On this episode of Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their thoughts on the new "Invisible Man" film and whether or not reboots and remakes are a good thing.
‘Girl Rising’ documentary screening and panel to raise awareness on education
This Tuesday, students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will have a chance to view “Girl Rising,” a 2013 documentary that follows nine girls across the world in their quest to obtain a better education. UNL Global Studies, the Women’s and Gender Studies Program and the Women’s Center will host a panel discussion and screening of the documentary March 10 at the Nebraska Union Swanson Auditorium.
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