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The article reports the importance of permitting reform as a conservative win on climate change and urges Republicans to embrace and message their climate wins to appeal to young, climate-minded voters, highlighting the opportunity for the GOP to connect with a new audience and advance good policy.

The name of the new Franz Ferdinand album is Always Ascending. The title sounded apt to these ears as it seemed to epitomise their career. The Glasgow group rose to prominence in the so-called Britpop Two brigade of bands of the mid-noughties with others such as Kaiser Chiefs and Futureheads. But they soared in an artier, less commercial direction when they could easily have exchanged arena tours for stadiums with the success of their first two albums. After the well-received 2013 album Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action they set controls for another journey into the unknown. They formed a supergroup with seventies electro-pop pioneers Sparks called FFS and toured the world to huge acclaim with the resultant album of the same name. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on the revitalization of the music release "Wrecking Ball," by Bruce Springsteen.

The article reports on the appearance and performance of Jeff Mangum at the Pabst Theater during the Occupy Walls Street protest movement in 2011.

The article reviews the music album "So Beautiful or So What?" by Paul Simon.

An interview with Scott Johnson, owner of Fuel Café in East Side, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is presented. When asked about the businesses he owns, Scott enlists Fuel Café, Comet Café and Hi-Hat Garage. He adores his accomplishments and discusses the work he does in business from maintenance to designing, from marketing to fixing toilets. He also reflects on the advancements brought in business like Comet.

The article presents a contrast between the Independent Spirit Awards and the Academy Awards in the U.S., with special reference to the 84th annual Academy Awards. It mentions that the Academy awards is a formal ceremony where no misbehavior is appreciated, whereas concept of Sprits Awards is to have fun and swearing and drinking are not only allowed but encouraged. It states the awkward moments created by intoxicated actor Dustin Hoffman's remarks during the Spirit Awards.

The article reviews the music release "Gutter Rainbows," by rapper Talib Kweli.

The article offers information on the films to be showed at the 2011 University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Festival of Films in French to be held in February 2011 including "Heartbeats" "The Thorn in the Heart" and "Money."

Profiles bike racer Missy Giove. Giove's stunt-flier approach to downhill racing; Personal background; Career history; Reasons why Giove was attracted to cycling.

The article discusses the need for the U.S. Congress to take action to restore clean energy tax incentives in the country.

The author emphasizes the dying music industry in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and suggests that citizens of the city should know how to go to shows like concerts and music performances.

The article reviews the music release "Local Business" by Titus Andronicus.

The article offers information on the Made in Milwaukee Halloween Party in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The article offers information on several Halloween events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from October 26 to 27, 2012 including the Insane Clown Posse at The Rave, Made in Milwaukee Halloween Party at Turner Hall and The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Oriental Theater.

The article focuses on the genre of the Trash Talk rock group, who serve as the standard bearer of new punk revival in the U.S.

The article reviews the music release "Transcendental Youth," by Mountain Goats.

An interview with singer Max Holiday, aslo known as Young Holidays, is presented. When asked about how did Young Holidays start, he says that he have been making music and release it digitally. He stresses the his plays were just growing like releasing a thousand plays within two weeks on Bandcamp, like 80-some downloads. He notes that he releases a version of "Saturdays" as a single in May 2012.

The article reports on the opening night of the Cream City Soundcheck musical documentary series from the students of the University of Wisconsin (UW) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in September 2012.

The article profiles several musicians and performers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin including the Jaill group, rapper Prophetic, and the Juniper Tar rock group.

A review is offered for several music venues in Milwaukee, Wisconsin including Pabst Theater, The Rave, and the Riverside Theater.

The article provides an overview of the remarkable neighborhoods of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM).

The article provides a brief guide to the five local bands in Milwaukee, Wisconsin including Prophetic, Juniper Tar, and Jaill.

The article features several all-ages concert venues in Milwaukee, Wisconsin including the Pabst Theater, the Riverside Theater, and the Turner Hall Ballroom.

The article offers information on several music bands in Milwaukee, Wisconsin such as Prophetic, Juniper tar, and Jaill.

The article offers information on the establishments wherein students can listen to live music in Milwaukee, Wisconsin such as the Pabst Theater, The Rave, and the Turner Hall ballroom.

The article offers information on the neighborhoods of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) such as the Riverwest establishments, the Kenilwirth dorms, and the Brady Street.

The article reviews the music release "LP," by performer, Off!.

The article offers information on the musical performance of performer, Melvins with songs including "Roman Bird Dog,", "The Maggot," and "Hung Bunny," at Turner Hall in Milwaukee , Wisconsin.

Information about the annual global cinema conference of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) is presented.

An interview with Dale Crover, original member of the Melvins band, is presented. When asked about what they like about touring, Crover says that its helps them make more money since they are not selling records that much. He mentions that the band loves having a stand-up bass in their planned album. He also shares his thoughts on the influence of the band's new members to their music.

The article offers information on the Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM) After Dark event in the Gallery Night and Day celebration held at the MAM in Milwaukee on April 20, 2012, which features exhibits of all things related to visual arts.

The article reviews the film "Shame," directed by Steve McQueen.

The article reviews the music release "El Camino," by the Black Keys.

The article focuses on the criticism received by the "America's #1 Funnyman," Neil Hamburger, regarding his performance at Cactus Club in Bay View, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The article reviews the music release "Bad As Me," by Tom Waits.

The article focuses on the alternative rock band They Might Be Giants led by John Flansburgh that performs at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in October 2011. The concert is part of the band's 30th year anniversary celebration along with their music release "Join Us." The band performs their songs including the "Why Does the Sun Really Shine," "Spoiler Alert," and a cover from The Four Lads titled "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)."

The article reports that the Boulevard Theater troupe from Bay View, Milwaukee performs the satire of Oscar Wilde entitled "The Importance of Being Earnest."

The article features the Screaming Females, a band with Marissa Paternoster, who is famous for her ear-piercing scream and with shows that portrays a lot of heavy metal experience.

The article reports on the inauguration of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) Peck School of the Arts Department's Mainstage Theatre's fall season show with Karen Zacarias' award-winning play "The Sins of Sor Juana" in Wisconsin.

The article offers information on the Portland based American rock band, Portugal. The Man. and its performance at the Turner Hall, Milwaukee.

The article evaluates the architectural design of Milwaukee Public Museum located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

An interview with LGBT film festivals programmer Carl Bogner is presented which discusses on the state of the LGBT festival organised every year by the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Union Theatre. When asked about the background of the festival, he states that festival is in its 24th year. He further discusses on the changes and ideas behind the festival.

The article reviews the music release "Conatus," performed by the Zola Jesus.

An interview with bassist Zachary Carothers is presented in which he mentions the naming of the band Portugal: The Man, the impact of social media on the music industry, and the band's schedule of touring and recording.

The article reviews two music releases "I Will Be" and "Only in Dreams," by Dum Dum Girls.

The article reviews the music release "The Hunter," by Mastodon.

The article reviews the music release "Nevermind," by Nirvana.

The article reviews the video game "Gears of War 3" developed by Microsoft Corp.