In a locale far removed from the beat inhabited by our narrative regulars, one man makes dubious progress by alerting his brethren to timely possessions and advantageous knowledge that may foist danger upon everyone involved\u2026<\/p>\n
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Never allow the ne\u2019er-do-wells to impede your<\/em> own confiscation of C-U Confidential<\/strong>, fresh off the presses and scheduled to be distributed FOR FREE in all the usual and unusual corners of Champaign-Urbana<\/strong> starting this Friday, November 22<\/strong>! Be sure to reference the \u201cZine of our Scene<\/strong>\u201d Page<\/a> next week for a list of drop points if you don\u2019t find it right away!<\/p>\n We should have realized up-to-no-good (or so we think) creeper Montgomery Joyce<\/strong> would return to our cover-scape and jumble expectations, particularly when in concert with the likes of fashionable contacts Aaron Davidson<\/strong> and Samantha Ducey<\/strong>. It might be wise to direct your gaze towards the much less shady pursuits in our pages, dearest readers! The folks behind Champaign Urbana Theater History<\/strong> furnish our first-ever book excerpt from their release, The Art Theater: Playing Movies for 100 Years<\/span><\/strong>, to which we add a brief discussion with Art Theater Co-op<\/strong> maven Austin McCann<\/strong>. We also fork over the scoop on those fall film festivals that have enlightened our region in recent weeks. Your humble editor salutes the late Roger Ebert<\/strong>, relates his experience shooting video for WILL television<\/strong>, dredges up Hollywood<\/strong>\u2019s token production pit stop in the C-U, and introduces our lovely cinema camera models. Of course, we stuff as much newsworthy material as we can onto every inch of every page because you<\/em> deserve our best!<\/p>\n