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Kanye-Kim-Pete spat embodies womens’ struggle in safely navigating relationships

By Kartik Chugh | April 17, 2022

As we now know, the diss on January’s “Eazy” release was in fact the beginning of the rapper’s aggressive social media campaign against his ex-wife Kim Kardashian — one that has prompted outcry over harassment and themes of violence.

Thus far, the band has played a number of gigs with University Records and Indieheads, a music-focused club on Grounds.

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The Kids Are Alright: Indecisive

By Lauren Dalban | April 15, 2022

On an early April Wednesday in the basement of Echols House, the members of the University band Indecisive talk about the upcoming recording of their first album, their experiences as a band and their hopes for the future.

While rehearsals are fun and low-stakes for participants, the cast dedicates an immense amount of time and energy to the show each week.

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First Year Players prepares for “Something Rotten!”

By Julia Ochsenhirt | April 14, 2022

First Year Players' production of "Something Rotten!" will run from Thursday, April 28th to Sunday, May 1.

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“Human Resources” takes the filthy comedy of “Big Mouth” one step further

By Cameron Hipps | April 13, 2022

“Human Resources” helps to establish a standard for what LGBTQ+ and POC representation should look like in an animated comedy, a genre in which LGBTQ+ people and those with non-white identities are rarely shown.

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Which U.Va. dance club should you join?

By Olivia Garrone | April 12, 2022

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“Halo” struggles to adapt to the silver screen

By Faadil Mohammed | April 12, 2022

The tedium of the exposition played out in “Contact” showcases exactly why Halo was conceived as a video game and not as an early 2000’s sci-fi blockbuster.

Not once throughout the lecture did any participant seem excluded or out of place — you’re treated like an old friend, whether you’re a new participant or a regular attendee.

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CreativeMornings breakfast lecture creates community through passion

By Torie Foss | April 11, 2022

Friday’s speaker was Charlottesville artist and musician Ramona Martinez, whose faith in the divine, both Christian and occult, factors into everything that she makes.

His vocals were fantastic throughout the performance, leading to a well-executed show overall that utilized the lights at John Paul Jones arena to great effect.

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Despite turbulence, Trippie Redd delivered the rage at the University

By Randolph Brownell | April 11, 2022

Even though he performed just under the amount of time students had to wait, the concert was a success.

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The Butterfly Effect: When Lil Baby Had “Sum 2 Prove”

By Kartik Chugh | April 9, 2022

With 2020’s “Sum 2 Prove” — the lead single for his sophomore LP, “My Turn” — Lil Baby would put to rest any doubts over his individual artistic strength.

Even though the Oscars red carpet proved to be mostly underwhelming, it yielded some memorable looks, whether that be for good or bad reasons.

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Jada Pinkett Smith stunned and Amy Schumer stumbled amongst the underwhelming Oscars red carpet looks

By Cameron Hipps | April 5, 2022

An underwhelming tone pervaded this year’s red carpet as many stars chose to play it safe and wore looks which did not evoke anything upon looking at them.

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Season two of “Bridgerton” feels empty without a compelling romance

By Julia Ochsenhirt | April 3, 2022

Serious conflicts replace romantic scenes and high-society gossip, and in the process, "Bridgerton" loses much of its sparkle.

Zipor emphasizes the importance of forming connections and fostering a network of friends and fellow artists who are supportive of each other’s work.

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Uncovering Overcranked

By Sophie Hay | April 3, 2022

Still, Overcranked plays a unique role in shaping and supporting filmmakers at the University.

Four years ago, fourth-year College student Caroline Hullman moved to Charlottesville with a collection of original songs, an affinity for 90's grunge and an itch to start a band.

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Charlottesville’s queen of indie-rock, Caroline Hullman

By Tanner Rowe | April 3, 2022

As its current co-president along with Nate Cantu, a fourth-year McIntire student, Hullman remains a leading force in the cultivation of the University's music scene.

On Sunday, audiences gathered at Old Cabell Hall for the fifth concert in the University’s Chamber Music Series, the penultimate in the series.

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McIntire Department of Music’s Chamber Music Series continues with fifth concert

By Emily Pitts | April 2, 2022

This week's concert headlined Associate Professor of Viola Ayn Balija.

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The 94th Oscars only further highlight the Academy’s struggle to relate to audiences

By Delaney Hammond | April 1, 2022

After several years of declining viewership and fervent criticism, the 94th Oscars made a variety of attempts to bring back viewers and spice up its programming.

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Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss: a playlist guide to girl power

By Carly Ault | April 1, 2022

Every girlboss needs a staple girlboss playlist. Here are the top female-centered bops to boost your confidence and find solace in.

Live, however, she injected a jazzier sound into her discography, pairing nicely with the hazy blue hues of the venue.

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Sitting down with Kate Bollinger, University graduate and rising musician

By Brandon Brown | April 1, 2022

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 their most recent gig on March 24, the band actually got to play with “waveform*” at the Southern Cafe & Music Hall.

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The Kids Are Alright: Yard Sale

By Lauren Dalban | March 31, 2022

In terms of the band’s future, “Yard Sale” has recorded an album which they plan to release soon.

As it turns out, director Ti West is better with the foreplay than the climax.

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Director Ti West’s “X” is a satisfyingly unpretentious horror film

By Charles Burns | March 30, 2022

In spite of the film’s closing stumbles, “X” is mostly a treat.

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“Cheaper by the Dozen” is a flimsy retelling of a solid story

By Torie Foss | March 29, 2022

“Cheaper by the Dozen” had the chance to produce a movie both entertaining and culturally relevant, but instead delivered something empty and forgettable.

Kanye-Kim-Pete spat embodies womens’ struggle in safely navigating relationships

The Kids Are Alright: Indecisive

First Year Players prepares for “Something Rotten!”

“Human Resources” takes the filthy comedy of “Big Mouth” one step further

Which U.Va. dance club should you join?

“Halo” struggles to adapt to the silver screen

CreativeMornings breakfast lecture creates community through passion

Despite turbulence, Trippie Redd delivered the rage at the University

The Butterfly Effect: When Lil Baby Had “Sum 2 Prove”

Jada Pinkett Smith stunned and Amy Schumer stumbled amongst the underwhelming Oscars red carpet looks

Season two of “Bridgerton” feels empty without a compelling romance

Uncovering Overcranked

Charlottesville’s queen of indie-rock, Caroline Hullman

McIntire Department of Music’s Chamber Music Series continues with fifth concert

The 94th Oscars only further highlight the Academy’s struggle to relate to audiences

Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss: a playlist guide to girl power

Sitting down with Kate Bollinger, University graduate and rising musician

The Kids Are Alright: Yard Sale

Director Ti West’s “X” is a satisfyingly unpretentious horror film

“Cheaper by the Dozen” is a flimsy retelling of a solid story

Governor Youngkin appoints four new members to the Board of Visitors

EDITORIAL: Virginia cannot move backwards — keep abortion legal

Robyn Hadley to serve as both Dean of Students and Vice President and Chief Student Affairs Officer

Food-related CIOs plan to form food union

Burglary reported to the CPD in 1400 block of Virginia Avenue

Heart-to-Heart: Volume II

An easy kulfi recipe to satisfy your summer sweet tooth

A Very Important Reminder

Food-related CIOs plan to form food union

Governor Youngkin appoints four new members to the Board of Visitors

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