Celebrated actor, director, producer and author Bryan Cranston visited the University over the weekend.
Chappelle’s brio is effortless, and his approach to comedy is novel, despite his long hiatus.
This week, “The Pitch List” is taking on two of the most important pop-culture phenomena of the month.
Smino and Monte Booker’s debut LP “blkswn” is a full-length hip hop record straight from one of the primary sources of a new wave of soulful, modern production with singsong, R&B-inflected raps.
“Climate Change” is about what one would expect from a Pitbull release. Though there are only a few surprises along the way, the album gets the job done with a handful of bangers.
In “You’re Not As _____ As You Think,” Sorority Noise shines a light into self-despair, discussing topics too painful for many to talk about — let alone explore through a song.
With the release of his ninth studio album “Rather You Than Me,” Rick Ross continues his rather flamboyant hustle of the industry rap game.
The exhibition was held at the unofficial headquarters of the artistic subculture — Gordon Avenue’s “Trash House,” as it is known by members of WXTJ.
When Drake first announced his latest project, “More Life,” would be released as a playlist rather than a traditional studio album or even a mixtape.
"Beauty and the Beast" parades dazzling musical numbers, a hidden treasure trove of cameos and — the one that marketers love — an evil sidekick who is gay.
"T2”’s limitations are a testament to the original — if the perilous wanderlust and manic joy of “Trainspotting” could ever be recaptured, it wouldn’t be “Trainspotting,” would it?
“This Is Us” normally hits its groove in deep, emotional moments, but these are sorely lacking in the final episode.
Spoon finds themselves once again standing outside confinements of any genre — and also outside any semblance of widespread fame and recognition.
The Cavalier Daily spoke to New York Times bestselling author Christina Baker Kline in advance of her visit as honored guest during the Virginia Festival of the Book.
“Breath of the Wild” transcends set rules in favor of true adventure for the player.
“Trial & Error” — NBC's latest comedy — premiered March 14, and its deadpan mockumentary style and familiar sense of humor successfully echo past NBC hits.
Frank Ocean premiered the single “Chanel” on his monthly Beats 1 radio show March 10.
Sometimes subtlety is the enemy of success. If the trailer is any indication, the Edgar Ramirez-directed (“Shaun of the Dead” and hipster favorite “Scott Pilgrim vs.
“Heartworms” retains all the necessary elements for a good Shins album — wordy lyrics, emotional disenfranchisement, creative uses of backup vocals and a colorful mixture of synthetic and acoustic textures.
Lacking age and experience, Khalid exhibits the joy of black youth so rarely seen or even acknowledged in the highly politicized landscape of black art.
