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The Cinebuds picked up some serious "Donnie Darko" vibes from this trippy doppelganger comedy starring Jim Gaffigan, Rhea Seehorn and ... Jim Gaffigan.

This episode of "Cinebuds" is brought to you by the color pink as we dive into the universally loved movie to determine if we, too, love it.

When two iconic franchises return to theaters, you gotta talk about them both. Especially when one host misses a screening and has to see something else.

Director Wes Anderson is a genre unto himself. The Cinebuds talk about whether his style still resonates and the curious storytelling framework of "Asteroid City."

Big news to lead this episode of "This Bites," as one of the city's top eateries takes its place among the country's elite.

The Cinebuds take in this raunchy comedy and decide it's nice to have J-Law back. But did it have to be for this?

A businessman with a plan finds a group of energetic local kids who model themselves on James Brown and convinces them to record a groundbreaking song.

The creative craft drink maker coming to Radio Milwaukee tops the culinary news of the week (although we may be a tad biased).

On our last episode, we found the groundbreaking song. On this one, key members of Milwaukee's hip-hop scene explain how it's been lost to time.

You can't tell the history of hip-hop in Milwaukee without talking to Speech. He's more than a character in the story; he helped write it.