Entertainment

Austin’s bluegrass band emphasizes a connection with the audience. By Sydney Worth

Food service Tapingo begins its CU rollout in the near future. By Sydney Worth

Dalton Trumbo was many things — a screenwriter, a Communist and a First Amendment advocate whose legacy is felt at CU today. By Andrew Haubner

“The Division” has sleek gameplay, but fails to differentiate itself from other online shooters. By Nicolas Sanchez

“Disintegration” by the Cure is a dark, layered work of art. By William Witt

Bryan Cranston aptly portrays former CU student Dalton Trumbo’s achievements during one of America’s darkest chapters, the Red Scare. By Nikita Mamochine

This week, Thomas faces a dilemma regarding the lyrics of Megadeth’s newest album, “Dystopia.”

A variety of music is coming to the Boulder Theater and the Ogden this week. By Noelle Coultrip

Jimmy Edgar was set to take on Club Vinyl in downtown Denver…and boy did he kill it.

Renowned graffiti writer and tattoo artist Mike Giant visited CU Boulder as part of the Conference of World Affairs. By Nikita Mamochine