While darker themes set these beach reads apart from the typical rom-coms that usually come to mind, the freedom of summer may be just what is needed to dig into a thought-provoking story.
Animation studio Illumination released “Minions & Monsters” July 1, which revolves around an entirely new cast of Minions from those in any of the previous six movies.
While no piece of media may truly capture all of the magic found on Grounds, the stories explored in these pieces can be applied to one’s time in Charlottesville.
While someone navigates the growth from adolescence into a burgeoning adulthood, these four songs cover a range of developing feelings towards the hometown blues.
Since its debut 25 years ago, the Summer Film Academy has consistently offered local students access to film education and production every summer.
“Supergirl” has the titular character, also known as Kara Zor-El, playing by a different set of rules.
Though each a cappella group handles these tasks differently, they embody a similar goal of continuing their groups’ musical legacies.
There is no wrong way to get into LGBTQ+ cinema, but these four films are a good starting point.
For any reader feeling restless or looking for something strange, here are three books with the potential to make readers laugh, wince or simply feel grateful that they are spending summer differently than these protagonists.
These four songs conquer playlists as staples on repeat for fans from all over the world.
Many students at the University have found a way to dive into interests across disciplines, making the case that one does not have to sacrifice their affinity for the arts in academia.
The highly anticipated project consists of 13 songs and has a runtime of 51 minutes that leans into and expands on her foundations of turbulent and heartbroken alternative pop with new production styles yet familiar lyrical themes.
The Cavalier Daily spoke to both current and former UPC leadership to learn more about their mission and goals moving forward to the fall semester.
In cinema, the beach is often a romanticized, picturesque setting where characters contemplate, confess feelings or even sing and dance.
While “Backrooms” has some undeniably brilliant moments, it suffers overall from half-baked character development and meaningless plotlines.
Coinciding with the Charlottesville Downtown Mall’s 50th anniversary, the Society is partnering with various venues on the Mall to host local jazz musicians and international stars.
What makes “The Sheep Detectives” so surprising is the grace with which it handles such emotional complexity.
Only recently has Antonoff begun to change the band’s tune, finally imbuing his work with the same musical experimentation that made his producing work so beloved.
The store diverts donated craft supplies brought in by the community and resells them to local crafters in an affordable, accessible manner.
Drake effectively set the stage for a new era in the wake of his image struggles, yet “ICEMAN” is built off of the same immature disses, bleached out R&B grooves and inconsistent performances that have led to mixed reception for his recent releases.
