Every girlboss needs a staple girlboss playlist. Here are the top female-centered bops to boost your confidence and find solace in.
When Kate Bollinger opened for Faye Webster at the Jefferson Theater on March 3, it was her first time returning to Charlottesville on a real tour. It was something of a homecoming for Bollinger.
In terms of the band’s future, “Yard Sale” has recorded an album which they plan to release soon.
In spite of the film’s closing stumbles, “X” is mostly a treat.
“Cheaper by the Dozen” had the chance to produce a movie both entertaining and culturally relevant, but instead delivered something empty and forgettable.
“Crash” is a project that loudly declares Charlotte Aitchson’s dive back into making the radio friendly pop music that began her career.
March’s book club picks all contribute sharp mental models for approaching both everyday decisions and academic thinking.
“WHO CARES?” is his fourth studio album, and O’Connor, widely known as Rex Orange County, is still moody and musing.
For those seeking inspiration in the same field of stand-up comedy, Maqbool spoke on his upbringing in an interview with the Cavalier Daily, as well as the challenges he faced along the way.
On Mar. 4, she released her new single “Schadenfreude,” a groovy, neo-soul track featuring a phenomenal guitar riff for the instrumental and an outstanding vocal performance by Gyamfi.
“Jeen-Yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy” thoroughly adds to the complicated story of Kanye West, giving audiences the ability to understand the complicated person that he is.
Distinguished author and climate change expert Dr. Michael E. Mann visited the University on Thursday, March 17 to speak and spark discussion on his latest book, “The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our Planet.”
Second-year Darden student Liana Lei co-founded LA FOI Jewelry alongside fellow co-founders Eko Liu and Annie Shen in August of 2021.
Dua Lipa was hit with another copyright lawsuit earlier last Friday over her 2020 dance anthem “Levitating,” making it the second complaint of infringement against the song this month.
On a Sunday night, in the basement of the University Records house, surrounded by an assortment of instruments, amps and colorful tapestries, University student band Beezin practices their new original songs.
Spanning from Wednesday, March 16, to Sunday, March 20, the annual Virginia Humanities program aims to engage authors and readers in conversation about books, reading and literary culture generally.
The long-running franchise has seen various actors portray Batman – Robert Pattinson being the latest to take on the role.
“Things Are Great” steps back in time as an homage to earlier albums and brutal emotional honesty.
Dacus herself has reported she lacks formal musical training and only finds sounds organically through trial and error when writing songs,
Based in part on the real-life Mars One project hoping to explore Mars by 2025, “How to Live on Earth” centers on four people, all applicants for a mission to reach Mars.
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