Arts & Entertainment

The exhibition itself is packed into a refurbished antique camper made into a gallery, located behind the WTJU radio station on Ivy Road.

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‘We Hope This Art Finds You Well’ offers a refreshing perspective on a horrible time

By Isabel Junker | September 23, 2021

"We Hope This Art Finds You Well" is a small slice of hope in trying times.

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Who is Montero?

By Darryle Aldridge | September 22, 2021

Lil Nas X’s debut album, “Montero,” has been ages in the making.

For a 23-year-old, Maroney boasts an impressive discography. With consistently contagious melodies and simple, yet poignant lyrics, Maroney drew an audience of devout listeners.

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Briston Maroney is of the Moment at The Southern

By Katie Kenny | September 17, 2021

This Tuesday evening Briston Maroney took the stage downtown at the Southern, drawing a young and exuberant crowd to the charming Charlottesville venue.

As a fourth-year Continuing and Professional Studies student at the University, Chharia has ignited his excitement for film production and shows no signs of stopping on his journey.

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Behind the scenes of U.Va. student filmmaker Varun Chharia's life and production

By Mary Kurbanov | September 17, 2021

Tied to his own heritage, Chharia's feature will tackle topics such as mental health within the South Asian and Indian American communities.

"The D’Amelio Show" premiered on Hulu Sept. 3.

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'The D’Amelio Show' — Why?

By Eva Sirotic | September 17, 2021

"The D'Amelio Show" explores the behind-the-scenes lives of Charli and Dixie and is completely and utterly boring.

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“The Melodic Blue” is like nothing you have heard before

By Brandon Brown | September 14, 2021

Baby Keem has proven he is more than Kendrick’s cousin or “protegé.”

Visionary musician Kanye West released his 10th studio album Aug. 29.

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Kanye West brings his sonic genius on ‘DONDA’ but falters thematically

By Omari John | September 10, 2021

“DONDA” missed the mark, since interweaving religion with the issues of race, education, poverty, healthcare and gender could have made this album a masterpiece.

Fans typically joke that when Drake releases a new album everyone finds their Instagram captions for the next few months. Drizzy did it again.

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Drake continues his dominance with a laundry list of great tracks

By Omari John | September 10, 2021

The best aspects of this album have to be the clever lyrics, its phenomenal features and Drake’s skillful vocal and rapping capabilities.

Little Simz released her latest album “Sometimes I Might Be Introvert” Sept. 3.

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Little Simz takes her place in a standout year for hip hop

By Randolph Brownell | September 8, 2021

"Sometimes I Might Be Introvert" is the fourth studio album from U.K. rapper and actor Little Simz, and it will hopefully remind hip hop fans — especially in the U.S. — that Little Simz is one of the most important voices to pay attention to.

If you’re looking for a fun backdrop to introduce your favorite outfit to Instagram, IX Art Park is your place.

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A look at the best Instagram-worthy spots in Charlottesville

By Grace Eberhardt | September 5, 2021

From the charming, small-town feel to the gorgeous mountain skyline, Charlottesville is full of amazing backdrops for pictures with friends.

As the city continues to reopen businesses shut down by the pandemic, live music is coming into existence again — which is, of course, a very exciting prospect.

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Live music is back with a bang

By Mary Kurbanov | September 3, 2021

Music is a huge part of life in Charlottesville, and the variety of music venues in the city make that message clear.

Simply showing up and attending an exhibition or gallery opening demonstrates great appreciation and respect for artists and their work

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Ways to show your support for local artists and artisans

By Kalista Diamantopoulos | September 2, 2021

Whether you are new to the University or a returning student curious about the arts here in Charlottesville, take time this semester to immerse yourself in the local art scene.

Miller’s iconic books “Circe,” published in 2018, and “The Song of Achilles,” published in 2011, both focus on the ruthless nature of Greek mythology, the horror of eternity and the ever-encroaching fear of death.

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Sing to me muse of nostalgia: Coming home to what hurts

By Joanna Ashley Clark | August 31, 2021

The reinterpretations of Greek myth — now feminist, queer and unflinching — are not shying away from the reality of human struggle.

This year, UPC returned to its usual live Rotunda Sing format, with the addition of bringing in several Charlottesville vendors to the event.

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Rotunda Sing hopes to safely bring University and Charlottesville communities together

By Loree Seitz | August 27, 2021

This year's Rotunda Sing will unite the University and surrounding Charlottesville community in ways reminiscent of years past while maintaining safety.

Since the first major "Bachelor" alum podcast premiered in 2017, the market has become saturated with an overwhelming number of similar podcasts on topics including the television show itself, dating in general and even the medical field.

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A beginner’s guide to “Bachelor” alumni podcasts

By Olivia Garrone | August 25, 2021

Overwhelmed by the range of choices of Bachelor Nation podcasts? These recommendations are the perfect place to start for every type of podcast listener.

The Wahoo Welcome Concert will take place Aug. 21 at the Amphitheater and will run from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.

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Jack Harlow to perform as UPC Wahoo Welcome Concert mystery guest

By Lauren Whitlock | August 20, 2021

As part of the University Programs Council's Welcome Week, rapper Jack Harlow will be headlining this year's Wahoo Welcome Concert.

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Getting involved — U.Va. Arts style

By Caitlin Woodford | August 19, 2021

If you are an artistically inclined first year sitting in your new dorm room and thinking about what to do now that you're at college, here is a breakdown of some places to get started.

Back to school season is upon us — and with the excitement of moving back to campus and shopping for fresh school supplies comes the responsibility of classes.

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Semester soundtracks: Two playlists for fall 2021

By Sarah Howorth and Olivia Garrone | August 19, 2021

Not one, but two playlists that will carry you through the semester — from the anticipation of returning to the University to rushing across Grounds to make it to your 8 a.m.

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LUMP’s “Animal” is charmingly weird

By Mahika Ghaisas | August 10, 2021

Featuring 10 electronic, psychedelic tracks, LUMP’s newest release, “Animal,” offers a glimpse into Marling and Lindsay’s creative and experimental songwriting, instrumentation and vocals.

Each of these best sellers feature strong female protagonists that will give you the confidence to have your own hot girl summer.

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A&E Book Club: Three Books to Read in August

By Lauren Whitlock | August 9, 2021

This month, Arts & Entertainment brings you three fiction novels with hot, summery settings perfect to read while soaking up the sun.

‘We Hope This Art Finds You Well’ offers a refreshing perspective on a horrible time

Who is Montero?

Briston Maroney is of the Moment at The Southern

Behind the scenes of U.Va. student filmmaker Varun Chharia's life and production

'The D’Amelio Show' — Why?

“The Melodic Blue” is like nothing you have heard before

Kanye West brings his sonic genius on ‘DONDA’ but falters thematically

Drake continues his dominance with a laundry list of great tracks

Little Simz takes her place in a standout year for hip hop

A look at the best Instagram-worthy spots in Charlottesville

Live music is back with a bang

Ways to show your support for local artists and artisans

Sing to me muse of nostalgia: Coming home to what hurts

Rotunda Sing hopes to safely bring University and Charlottesville communities together

A beginner’s guide to “Bachelor” alumni podcasts

Jack Harlow to perform as UPC Wahoo Welcome Concert mystery guest

Getting involved — U.Va. Arts style

Semester soundtracks: Two playlists for fall 2021

LUMP’s “Animal” is charmingly weird

A&E Book Club: Three Books to Read in August

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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