After going on a hiatus due to a developer shutdown and franchise uncertainty, the “Star Wars Battlefront” series is back.
In the seventh episode of “Fargo,” “Did you do this? No, you did it!” the show takes a bit of a breather after the high tension of the last few episodes.
When discussing an artist as monumental as Adele, the burden of the past inevitably comes up. “21” established Adele as less of a pop star and more of an incomparable talent with an ageless voice.
Throughout the album, Bieber also tries to redeem his past actions with songs such as “Children” and the album’s title track in which he addresses his past actions.
It’s rare to see a television series blend genres, cinematography and plot together as well as “The Man in the High Castle” does.
Suspenseful, thrilling, and fast-paced, “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2” is the perfect end to the celebrated series.
With a total of 12 films and three television series delving into the shared Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), it’s fair to say Marvel-fatigue is beginning to set in. But "Jessica Jones" seamlessly blends genres and creates a riveting well-plotted story that complements the bingeing capabilities of Netflix.
The show is currently in its second season, and executive producer Jennie Snyder Urman anticipates a bright future. The success of the show heavily depends on Urman’s identification with her main character.
Last week, “Fargo” continued with another tense episode in “Rhinoceros.” Just like the first season, which started with a slow build-up before kicking into gear, “Fargo” has picked up the pace significantly in the past few weeks.
Everybody has heard the holiday classics that fill the radio waves from November to December. Instead of hearing the same old tunes over and over, shake up your playlist with these unique, unusual and outright weird holiday selections.
While the season suggests “Star Wars” will follow the pattern of past Christmas blockbusters like “The Lord of the Rings Trilogy,” the massive ticket pre-sales suggest it may break the record.
“The Peanuts Movie” is not a movie with dual message. It is a children’s movie through and through, with goofy jokes, a playful plot and a running time of just under 90 minutes.
The newest iteration of the “Call of Duty” franchise, “Call of Duty: Black Ops 3,” has maintained the tried and true formula of other “Call of Duty” games while also adding several new features both old and new players will appreciate.
Lincoln Michel relinquishes his inner literary monster in the recently-released short story collection, “Upright Beasts.” Reading several excerpts from his new collection, the author showcased his ability to take real experiences and transform them into fantastical fictional journeys.
Ten students took the stage at Boylan Heights last Tuesday night for TEDxUVA’s Student Speaker Competition. The event overall reminded students that everyone has a unique story that should be encouraged to share.
Thirty-five fourth-year studio art majors currently have work displayed in the McGuffey Art Center in their artist collective called N.O.W!. An incredibly eclectic group of works, N.O.W!
Roots Natural Kitchen is finishing up its first semester as a new restaurant on the Corner. With long lines of hungry customers often spilling out onto W. Main St., it is clear the restaurant has become a hit amongst University students.
U.Va. is and always has been a “White school.” With 60.87% of the student population being White and only 6% being Black as of this year, it is very easy to misunderstand or simply be ignorant of the various aspects of life at U.Va.
After Zayn Malik announced his departure from One Direction in March, it seemed that the international act might cease to exist as the pop powerhouse it has become. Now a four-piece, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson have put to rest any doubt with their fifth studio album “Made in the A.M” out last Friday.
Busdriver’s perennial perch upon the catbird seat of underground hip-hop receives even more solidification with his release of “Thumbs.” Perhaps the greatest rapper that nobody has ever heard, Busdriver has long-stymied fans with dizzying verses, riddled with abstraction but always purposeful in intent.
