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Even the most horror-averse among us would do well to buck up and see this expertly crafted film.

Filmmaker Wendy Schneider joins us to talk about the joy, pain, grief and healing that accompanied the creaton of "Angels of Dirt."

The band's Fred Kenyon joins us to talk about the poetry and imposter syndrome that inspired "I Eat My Enemies."

The unique, chef-driven concept welcomed its first guests this week and is now accepting a very limited number of reservations.

While the band frequently tests the limits of their amps, more intimate songs like "No One Else" show an introspective side.

The Milwaukee band's Jake Brandt tells us how they take on difficult situations with a slightly sunny outlook and even sunnier sound.

Everything about "The Brutalist" is big: Its runtime, its message about capitalism and the effort required to get it on screen at your local theater.

In addition to some of the city's top chefs (and one Top Chef), two local beverage spots earned nominations this year.

The Milwaukee duo's newer music has a lighter feel yet still squares off with the maddening aspects of class warfare.

Black Lens programmer Ty Williams joined us to share some of the challenges movie lovers face when curating a lineup like this.