Comedy, drunkenness, chaos, family drama and triumph encapsulates the story of the Replacements.
Created by Charlottesville artist and musician Ramona Martinez, the "Visions of Mary" exhibit was a collection of iconography that seeks to serve as “an invitation for every visitor, regardless of faith, to sit with the love of the Virgin Mary.”
When Buteau appeared onstage in her yellow floral jumpsuit and Reebok sneakers, it felt like the audience was preparing for a wild ride, which she certainly delivered.
Cultural dance teams have grounded themselves at the University because they meet students at the intersection between community and cultural exploration.
Since March 4th, the local theater group Live Arts has been celebrating the exciting, complex and uplifting world of drag performance through their beautiful — and far from orthodox — production of “The Legend of Georgia McBride” by Matthew Lopez.
Favier’s “Slalom” recounts the story of fifteen-year-old aspiring Olympic skier Lyz Lopez (Noée Abita) and the emotional turmoil she experiences when she is raped by the person she trusts most — her coach Fred (Jérémy Renier).
Despite the longevity of the franchise, the eighth installment in the Conjuring Universe manages to retain the energy and gruesome nature of the previous films, even if it stumbles along the way.
It's time to celebrate with a specially curated playlist in honor of the Class of 2021!
Most popular shows on television chose to leave the pandemic out of their storylines, but "Grey's Anatomy" and "Station 19" used their platforms to show the struggles of first responders.
The University Programs Committee hosted singer-songwriter Dominic Fike virtually Friday night as part of their annual Springfest programming.
After Africa Day 2020 missed its moment in the spotlight due too the pandemic, the Organization of African Students' virtual Africa Day 2021 centered on the theme "ifarada" — resiliency.
In both physical and digital ways, this beautiful sight has certainly brought the University community together in a period so marked by seclusion.
The success of these significant films and TV shows uplifted untold stories and those who society too often silences.
Rufus Wainwright's Dec. 10 performance at the Paramount Theater featured the singer-songwriter both looking back on — and perhaps relying too heavily on — his earliest material.
The University Drama Department's production of "Tartuffe" found ways to make the classic play engaging without sacrificing its inherent themes or visual styles.
“Dicaprio 2” is a puzzle with gorgeously designed pieces, each with its own complex shape, pattern, vibrance and energy. But none of the pieces fit together, however promising the pile seems to be.
"Unexpected O’Keeffe: The Virginia Watercolors and Later Paintings" will be on display through Jan. 27, 2019.
Anderson .Paak's new album "Oxnard" mostly pleases, but the artist disappoints in a few cases by visiting overfamiliar territory.
The season five finale of "Last Week Tonight" sees John Oliver making light of such serious topics as authoritarian dictatorships, while still acknowledging that these issues need to be addressed.
In an attempt to mature their sound, Little Mix tries too hard at creating experimental sounds and following trends.
