The editors and writers of Smile Politely attend the 20th Annual Roger Ebert Film Festival to keep you up to date on this year's festivities. 

Katie speaks with more artists participating in this weekend's Boneyard Arts Festival. 

Ashley takes a look at local author Sal Nudo's new novella The Newspaperman. 

Katie talks to some of the artists participating in this year's Boneyard Arts Festival. 

Nicole talks with Kate Davis, one of the directors of Traffic Stop, nominated for a 2018 Oscar Award for Documentary Short Subject.

Jarrod reviews Parkland College Theatre's production of Memphis.

Arts editor Kate Fenton previews this year's Ebertfest. 

Kate takes a look at what's coming up in April, including Ebertfest, the Boneyard Arts Festival, local theater, and some ways to take a breather. 

Katie Burke discusses upcoming production of Parkland College Theatre's Memphis with director Jeff Dare.

Kate reviews Illinois Theatre's production of Barbecue, which features a group of brazen siblings staging an intervention for their sister, and ultimately asks how important the truth really is. 

Kate discusses the goals of Lodgic Everyday Community, and the tour they gave to the artists they commissioned to influence the space. 

Mark attends Discover CU's tour of Downtown Champaign's historic theaters.