Fomo no mo mo because I went to Yoshitomo
Kayla Gornall Like other sushi restaurants, Yoshitomo gave me strong mermaid vibes. The decor was on point with warm lights, which were connected with rope. This decor gave me the […]
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‘Black Mirror’ creator Charlie Brooker breaks barriers with ‘Bandersnatch’
Maria Piperis Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, you’ve heard of “Bandersnatch,” the latest release from the British Netflix series “Black Mirror.” “Black Mirror,” a […]
Baked after dark, to perfection
Lily Blake Tucked away in a discreet storefront in historic Benson, Baked After Dark caters to any sweet tooth’s midnight cravings. Baked After Dark is a family-owned late night cookie […]
To all the Asian-Americans in Hollywood: Stepping into the spotlight
Emma Williams Going from a background character with no lines to a lead role that carries a movie is a radical transition, one that many minorities are making as people […]
Java Daddies coffee shop expands Omaha’s coffee horizons
Daylee Daubert Driving along S. 12th St. in the Old Market in downtown Omaha, you can’t miss the brightly colored mural that Java Daddies recently added to the landscape. If […]
Band puts on memorable show in Lincoln
review by amaleapoulos I spent my Valentine’s Day with more than 300 people. Young the Giant, with opening act Lewis Del Mar, sold out the Bourbon Theatre on O Street […]
‘Hidden Figures’ reveals astronomically talented women
isabelleswanson “Shoot for the moon, and even if you miss, you’ll land amongst the stars” is great advice for anyone who doesn’t work for NASA. When “computers” referred to people […]
A salute to ‘Patriots Day’
amaleapoulos Tragedy strikes when two explosions rock the Boston Marathon in Mark Wahlberg’s latest film, “Patriots Day.” Wahlberg, who plays Sergeant Tommy Saunders, works with the Boston police force and […]
Fantastic movies and where to find them
amaleapoulos J.K. Rowling’s tremendous screenwriting debut, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,” is a Gryffindor in a world of Slytherins. “Fantastic Beasts” is the ninth film installment in Rowling’s […]
‘Occupation: housewife?’ No thanks.
amaleapoulos Credited with sparking the second wave of Feminism and published in 1963, “The Feminine Mystique” by Betty Friedan is a compelling read. Delving into “the problem with no name” […]
Making a passionate pitch for Pitch
nataliekemler With two Omaha locations at 5021 Underwood Ave and 17808 Burke Street, Pitch offers its customers a pleasant dining experience with a variety of meal options. The Dundee location […]
Spellbound by Spielbound Cafe
kateschwaller Nothing goes better together than a board game and a nice cup of coffee. You can get the best of both worlds at Spielbound Board Game Cafe, located at […]
History has its eyes on Hamilton
alliemorrissey ave you noticed an alarming amount of chatter about our founding fathers, or are you curious about the tweets ranting about how Thomas Jefferson is THE WORST? It may […]
Do Space: Technology library of the future here now
tehrafinn-jackson Do Space is a place of the future; a space where all of the current technology is available for everyone. You don’t have to be skilled in technology or […]
‘Krampus’ not worth the money, but good laugh
J1 Review Writer, Brianna Wessling If you like horror movies, I wouldn’t recommend seeing “Krampus.” If you like Christmas movies, I wouldn’t recommend seeing “Krampus.” If you like vaguely disturbing […]
Drop everything, find out ‘What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’
J1 Review Writer, Isabelle Swanson “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” had me hooked by the title. It really piqued my curiosity. I mean, what could possibly be eating Gilbert Grape? I […]
