Area professors discuss realities of profession depicted in iconic movie series

Men want to be him. Women want to be with him...

Professors break down other depictions of archaeology in film and TV

If you are looking for movies or shows that more accurately depict archaeology, unlike “Indiana Jones,” there are some options. Mark Warner, professor of anthropology at the University of Idaho; Rachel Horowitz, assistant professor of anthropology at Washington State University; Erin Thornton, associate professor of anthropology at WSU; Katrina Eichner, assistant professor of anthropology at UI; and John Blong, assistant professor of anthropology at WSU, provided some recommendations:

Week of May 10

Before "Hamilton," Lin-Manuel Miranda created a Tony-winning stage musical set in the predominantly Latino Manhattan neighborhood of Washington Heights. "Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M. Chu takes "In the Heights" (2021, PG-13) to the screen with Anthony Ramos taking the lead as the first generation Dominican-American torn between his two cultures...

Moscow’s 16th annual Artwalk returns next week with big plans for the future

In one of Moscow’s largest events since the beginning of the pandemic, Artwalk 2021 will take place June 17 at businesses throughout the city. The event is returning in a modified version after being canceled last year...

Moscow musician sees music as salve for many wounds

Many are wondering how to bring people together to create a more unified world. For Liam Marchant, it begins with a song...

"Oslo" (2021, TV-MA) dramatizes the true story of the Norwegian couple (played by Ruth Wilson and Andrew Scott) who secretly and without government approval conducted peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1993. J.T. Rogers adapts his own Tony Award-winning play and Bartlett Sher, who directed the Broadway stage production, helms the feature adaptation...