Rodrigo’s storytelling in “Drivers License” is raw and emotional, conveying the pain of going through a heartbreak, and it is no wonder it has garnered so much attention.
"Whole Lotta Red," while fitfully enjoyable, is far from the last word on Playboi Carti's output in 2019 and 2020.
Even though it is easy to stick with the artists we do know during these “challenging times,” those we don’t know are still on the fast track to receiving widespread critical acclaim.
“Natives” was presented as a roughly 90-minute movie, shown from December 17 through 19 on the Virginia Players’ Youtube page.
The film documents the trialing times she faced while recording her 2019 debut album "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" and highlights how the music industry affects young artists.
True Rogers superfans know that her breakout album, “Heard It In a Past Life,” was far from the singer-songwriter’s debut.
"The Fresh Prince of Bel Air Reunion" gives fans a nostalgic inside look into the iconic sit-com.
Finals season is finally over, which means it’s time to celebrate by getting in the holiday spirit.
"Run" serves both as an engaging thriller and a win for disability representation in film.
It has been a tough couple of months, so let yourself feel that hurt. Light a candle, make some tea and let Taylor Swift do the rest.
Gold Connections makes these hard-hitting rock songs with lyrics that ring as deep as music’s great, past troubadours, yet preoccupied with all the anxieties of the 2020 dystopian freak show we’re living in.
Megan Thee Stallion ended a tumultuous 2020 with her debut album, “Good News” — a rightfully boastful and triumphant celebration of her empowerment and resilience.
The latest in "Expanding the Narrative," a program from the Early Music Access Project, focused on analyzing slave songs and spirituals from historical and modern-day lenses, and featured the points of view of three unique musicians.
It is easy to read “Plastic Hearts'' as yet another rebranding attempt, but doing so overlooks the fact that Miley Cyrus has always been rock and roll.
The postponement of almost every major studio release until 2021 has essentially made this a lost year for Hollywood, and theaters in Charlottesville are feeling the pressure.
Mighty Joshua delivered fun and inspirational reggae tunes — a performance that provided the perfect upbeat yet mellow event to close out the weekend.
If you are sad about the moments lost due to a mostly online semester, or if you are leaving Charlottesville to go back home and are feeling melancholy, “Copycat Killer” is made for you.
“Jingle Jangle” is a soulful take on the classic Christmas story that elevates a sort of feel-good sound that is not exclusive to the holiday season.
Although “Grey’s Anatomy” tackles the serious issue of COVID-19, the show strives to maintain its lighthearted tone.
The University community welcomed internationally renowned musician, playwright, poet and performer Joy Harjo of the Muscogee Creek Nation in a night of poetry and gratitude.
