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ACROSS
1 Weight-watcher’s
bane
5 Pea jackets?
9 Little marketgoer
of rhyme
14 Winans of gospel
15 Long-necked
pampas bird
16 Cheri of “SNL”
17 Obeyed the
corner traffic sign
20 Coach Steve of
the NBA
champion Golden
State Warriors
21 Philosopher
Descartes
22 North Carolina
university
23 Place to buy a
Nikon
26 Hors d’oeuvres bit
29 Capital of Yemen
31 Cosmetics giant
32 Turkey club
spread
36 Uses Redbox,
say
38 Soft pitch
39 Conceal, as
misdeeds
41 Bank acct. entry
42 Track team
member
44 Stuns
45 “I’m ready for the
weekend!”
46 Ballerina artist
Edgar
48 Gets weak in the
knees
50 “For Better or for
Worse,” e.g.
54 Nanny’s
nightmare
56 Message from
the teacher
57 Swedish furniture
retailer
60 Warning about
sealed-off
escape routes
from the police,
four of whom are
aptly positioned
in this puzzle’s
circles
64 Cow on a dairy
container
65 Over and done
with
66 Prayer start
67 Oozes
68 Meadow moms
69 State fair
structure

DOWN
1 TV/radio-
regulating agcy.
2 Job for a plumber
3 Top spot
4 Part of many a
six-pack
5 Country club
instructor
6 Windy City hub
7 Put off
8 Steamy room
9 D.C. big shot
10 “Dinner’s ready”
11 Energetic
enthusiasm
12 Grasp intuitively,
in slang
13 “Eek!”
18 Ensnare
19 Not as costly
24 Message to
employees
25 Plucked
instrument
26 Far from rattled
27 Dodge
28 Raising money
for a children’s
hospital, say
30 Had food
delivered
33 Actress Gardner
34 Fine-grained
wood

35 Ironworks input
37 Sunscreen nos.
39 Prepare
frantically for
finals
40 Amer. ally in
WWII
43 Self-gratifying
pursuit
45 Man bun
47 Greed and pride,
for two
49 Xbox One rival

51 Sporty wheels
52 Smoothie insert
53 Curt
54 What top seeds
may get in
tournaments
55 Film part
58 Perimeter
59 Very long time
61 Some Caltech
grads
62 NHL tiebreakers
63 Banned pesticide

By C.C. Burnikel
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02/02/16

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6 — Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Arts
The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com

Protomartyr live 
at the Blind Pig

Post-punk 

Detroiters play a 

show of raw emotion

By SELENA AGUILERA

Daily Arts Writer

When I walked into the Blind 

Pig, I found myself surrounded 
by guys with waxed mustaches, 
drowning in PBR. I came to 
the realization that I was in the 
center of “dad culture.” You know 
what I’m talking about. It’s like 
that awkward stage hipsters fall 
into when they feel too young to 
take life seriously, but they dress 
and act like dads. They’ve got the 
flannels and corduroy pants, their 
mustaches are straight from the 
’70s like their favorite folk band, 
and they have a small beer belly. 
Probably every person you’ve 
met who has succumbed to dad 
culture was at this Protomartyr 
show. It was an experience.

The night started off with 

the Deadbeat Beat. They’re a 
soft punk band from — as their 
Facebook page says — “AROUND 
TOWN, MI.” Their sound was 
as vague as that location, but 
the guitarist and front man 
Alex Glendening was shredding 
so hard that one of his strings 
broke 
mid-set. 
Accompanied 

by an insanely talented female 
drummer, they were captivating. 
I wanted to sway back and forth 
and close my eyes to immerse 
myself in this weird punk rock 
that made me think of summer 
and the beach, but the crowd was 
close to lifeless during their whole 
set. It was kind of a bummer.

My soul was revived again 

when the second band, Rebel 
Kind, took the stage. The band 
was composed of three women 
(hooray for all-girl bands!), and 
they totally kicked ass. They sang 
about boys and being broken and 
piecing themselves back together 
again, which sounds kind of sappy 
and lame, but they displayed it 
in such a punk-rock way. Each 
member contributed some vocals, 
but front woman Autumn Wetli 
had a particularly dreamy voice. 
It was soft yet aggressive and 
sounded like it should smell like 
vanilla. They made me feel like I 
should put on a velvet skirt and 
punch someone in the face and 
there’s just something about that 
strange combination that makes 
me feel — as corny as this sounds 
— alive or something.

They announced that it was 

their drummer’s 29th birthday 
and I remembered that the lead 
singer of Protomartyr, Joe Casey, 
is 38 years old. Just try to picture 
his lifestyle for a second – being 
almost 40 surrounded by people a 
decade younger than you who try 
to dress like you, traveling on the 
road probably eating McChickens 
every day.

And just that simple thought 

made me appreciate their set 
so much more because of this 
dynamic. There’s this crowd 
of 
people 
stuck 
between 

adolescence 
and 
adulthood 

trying to have a good time on 
a Friday who probably have a 
passion they can’t afford or are 
too afraid to follow. These bands 
aren’t giving up; they’re trying to 
fulfill their dreams and passions 
by evoking some emotions in at 
least one person. That’s what 
Protomayrtr did.

The band of four took the 

stage and with minimal crowd 
interaction, they put on a very 
enticing show. Joe Casey sounded 
like an angry drunk dad in the best 
way possible; he was enveloped in 
the music. His words came out 
harsh and cut the audience with 
every syllable. I could even see 
the beer spit fly out of his mouth 
— which was kind of gross — but 
with his eyes closed and head 
turned to the ceiling, he gave the 
set raw emotion.

Witnessing this 38-year-old 

man and even some of the older 
people in the crowd get totally 
entranced by music was inspiring. 
There were 30-year-old guys 
throwing down in a mosh pit 
screaming the lyrics of “Boyce 
or Boice” at the top of their lungs 
while making friends out of 
strangers.

The experience was a reminder 

that no matter how old you are, 
live music allows you to regress to 
a simpler time. There’s something 
kind of beautiful about being 
surrounded by sweaty bodies 
in intense heat, accepting gross 
conditions to hear something 
you love. And listening to a man 
who could be your drunk dad just 
makes it a little better. 

CONCERT REVIEW

The best and worst 
dressed: 2016 SAGs

By DAILY STYLE WRITERS

While the Screen Actors Guild 

Awards may not be the most pop-
ular or have a controversial host, 
the trends we saw on the red car-
pet, as well as on the main stage, 
are worthy of some notable men-
tions. Leo DiCaprio won a SAG 
for his work in “The Revenant” 
and basically sealed the deal for 
an Oscar win this year. If you 
didn’t catch the awards, apart 
from Leo’s momentous win, he 
brought a pretty interesting date: 
his vape pen. Don’t believe us? 
Google it. Most celebrities who 
were in attendance brought their 
A-game to the red carpet, while 
others failed in more ways than 
one — here are the best and worst 
dressed.

Rooney Mara: Best Dressed
Mara 
attended 
the 
SAG 

Awards with her sister, Kate, in a 
black Valentino gown. The gown 
features a deep-v neckline and 
open back. Mara donned a black 
cape over the gown, which she 
removed for pictures. The “Carol” 
actress wore her hair in a high, 
slicked back ponytail and boasted 
neutral-toned makeup that accen-

tuated the plunging neckline and 
open back of the dress. She fol-
lowed suit by wearing minimal 
jewelry except for a couple of 
rings. — Carly Colonnese

Nicole Kidman: Worst 

Dressed

To be honest, I totally forgot 

about Nicole Kidman. So first of 
all, due to my lapse of judgment in 
regard to her existence, I thought 
nothing could shock me more than 
seeing her at the SAG Awards, 
but then the hideous, multi-col-
ored ruffled catastrophe she had 
on managed to do the job. Gucci 
dropped the ball on this one. Rem-
iniscent of the cartoonish colored 
scheme of the Powerpuff Girls, 
nothing can make me like this 
dress, or Nicole Kidman for that 
matter. Call me biased if you must, 
but this thing is beyond saving. 
Nicole, not even Scientology can 
help you now. — Mariam Sheikh

Alicia Vikander: Best 

Dressed

It’s official. I just so happen to 

have the biggest girl crush on Ali-
cia Vikander. And why not? She is 
a powerhouse these days in Holly-
wood in both the film and fashion 
departments. Her gowns for each 
award show this season have all 
been equally on point. Donning 
a sequined, floor-length, color-
blocked gown by Louis Vuitton, 
Vikander managed to bring both 
class and trend to the carpet even 
though she showed up solo with-
out her boo Michael Fassbender 
(whom I also love). Power couple 
made in heaven, if I ever saw one. 
— Mariam Sheikh

Julianne Moore: Worst 

Dressed

Julianne Moore has been doing 

these carpets for years. She has 
a routine; she shows up wearing 
the best makeup looks, high-end 
jewelry and she is always wear-
ing some Givenchy. So one would 
expect nothing to go wrong with 
this foolproof equation, right? But 
her get-up did go horribly wrong: 
she stepped out in a Givenchy cre-
ation that had potential, with the 
exception of its vomit-green color. 
Looking like Oscar the Grouch 
from Sesame Street, all Moore 
was missing was her silver gar-
bage can to dump that piece of 
trash in. Too harsh? Just look at 
the outfit. — Mariam Sheikh

Kiernan 
Shipka: 
Best 

Dressed

Truly, Kiernan Shipka can 

do no wrong. Not only does she 
have the poise and confidence of 
someone that knows they have 
Jon Hamm’s unfailing love and 
support, she has the red carpet 
prowess to be on par with Ali-
cia Vikander and Emilia Clarke. 
The 16-year-old shined in a floral 
gown by the always-cool Erdem. 
The strapless eggplant gown with 
gorgeous blue florals and delicate 
bustier, matched with Shipka’s 
perfect blown-out blonde tresses, 
give us hope that the next Emma 
Watson is on her way. — Mara 
MacLean

Christina Hendricks: Worst 

Dressed

Compared to her “Mad Men” 

co-star, Kiernan Shipka, Christina 
Hendricks sadly was the ultimate 
red carpet fail. Wearing a Chris-
tian Siriano design, Hendricks 
appeared swathed in metallic fab-
ric. The gown featured a chunky 
bow and oversized train that 
didn’t add to the actress’s gor-

geous frame. The bow, the shiny 
fabric, the one-shouldered sleeve 
and the massive train all made for 
a completely overwhelming look. 
Hendricks tried for dramatic and 
came out drab. —Mara MacLean

Saoirse Ronan: Best Dressed
Saoirse Ronan’s red carpet 

look paralleled her acting: simple, 
powerful and mesmerizing. In a 
soft pink Michael Kors dress with 
Giuseppe Zanotti heels, Ronan 
showed just how stunning a pared 
back look can be on the red carpet. 
The Irish actress pulled her look 
back to show off her gorgeous 
Forevermark Diamond earrings 
that twinkled to compliment 
her softly sparkling pink sequin 
gown. — Mara MacLean

Brie Larson: Best Dressed
Me, you and your grandma 

have a lot in common as of late, 
and by that I mean Brie Larson 
is our “it” girl. She somehow 
managed to upstage her Golden 
Globes look with a powder blue 
Versace number, replete with 
Swarovski ties. Any client of 
Donnatella’s is a friend of fashion 
indeed. — Caroline Filips

Kate Mara: Worst Dressed
Kate Mara stepped out in a 

beige Valentino gown. Along with 
her sister Rooney, Kate’s gown 
featured a deep v-neck and side 
cutouts. However, Rooney’s black 
gown completely outshined sis-
ter Kate. Weirdly, at some angles, 
Mara’s gown looked incredibly 
elegant; the black bands perfectly 
accentuating the soft dress and the 
actress’s elegant frame. From the 
front, sadly, the dress looked more 
like taupe slivers of grandma’s cur-
tains barely covering Kate’s chest 
— bummer. — Mara Maclean

Kristen Wiig: Best Dressed
I have a soft spot in my heart 

reserved for any starlet that devi-
ates from the requisite awards 
season regalia and opts for a jump-
suit on the red carpet, and Wiig 
secured her spot with a Rouland 
Mouret one-piece. A double take 
revealed the asymmetric back 
detail and fully stole my heart. Ily, 
Kristen, ily. — Caroline Filips

Kate Winslet: Best Dressed
If you’re ever looking for 

“class” on the red carpet, Kate 
Winslet is always there to serve 
it. This year she wore a polished, 
green Giorgio Armani dress. With 
a plunging V and the soft struc-
ture of a mermaid gown, Winslet 
and her curves are looking better 
than ever. — Hannah Sparks

Leonardo DiCaprio & his 

vape pen: Worst Dressed

Seriously disappointed in Leo 

right now. So, he started off fine 
on the red carpet in a Giorgio 
Armani tuxedo. Later on dur-
ing the actual ceremony, a clip of 
DiCaprio using a vape pen flash-
es across the screen. Why, Leo? 
Smoking that vape makes you 
look like a huge douche. Please, 
never again. — Hannah Sparks

Claire Danes: Worst Dressed
I don’t know why, but the Stel-

la McCartney dress that Danes 
chose to wear to the awards 
reminds me of a stewardess’s 
uniform. At first glance I was 
feeling the two-tone vibe. After 
a close examination of the situ-
ation, I decided she looks like a 
stewardess. Danes is such a pretty 
woman, and the dress does noth-
ing for her. Time to leave before 
you miss your flight, Claire. — 
Hannah Sparks

STYLE ROUNDUP

Surrounded 
by mustached 
guys, drowning 

in PBR.

HEAD OVER TO ITUNES TO CHECK 

OUT THE NEW DAILY ARTS PODCAST, 

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