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.
In April 2018, Gunna and Lil Baby dropped “Sold Out Dates,” the greatest song of all time — and a further fracture in hip-hop conservatism.
The acoustic “Iris” cover is a perfect blend of each artist’s style and sound — Rogers’ soulfulness balancing equally with Bridgers’ shadowiness.
BENEE's new album "Hey u x" delights with its diversity, musical features and indie-pop magic.
On Nov. 12, another Inside U.Va. Arts webinar detailed how programs at the University and the student art experience has changed since the start of the semester.
The drama department took on a lofty goal of virtually presenting what would have been a traditional stage play in a pandemic-free semester.
When it announced comedian Dave Chappelle as its host for the show which would occur post-election day, expectations were high.
Despite adjustments for a Zoom-based performance, the play will remain faithful to the text’s themes of family, power and omnipresent death.
Hallmark movies are the pinnacle of the holiday season — a warm, cozy and never-ending stream of joy to brighten up the cold months of November and December.
“The Craft: Legacy” is passable as a holiday popcorn flick when it inevitably reaches streaming services or cable, but until then, fans of the 1996 classic or those craving a fright-fest would be best served looking elsewhere.
In a new column, staff writer Samuel Opuni introduces prospective listeners to the world of UK drill through British rapper M1llionz's "LAGGA" music video.
The long-anticipated return of the series’ second season left many anxious to see what the armored hero’s next adventures would be.
Frazier’s photography confronts social and political legacies plaguing marginalized groups and reclaims a distinct and thoughtful space for those voices to be recognized and celebrated.
Since closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic in March, The Paramount has adapted its programming drastically and now screens movies in its 1000 seat theater.
Consisting of 14 tracks and clocking in at 41 minutes long, “Positions” is a mellow, cohesive body of work.
What characterizes a song as a piece of protest music is the relationship between audience and artist.
While waiting for the impending results of this election, take some time to listen to a mix of some of the most interesting tracks of the last 50 years.
“This Is Us” has never been a light fare, but reliving the events of 2020 on top of the already emotional drama will not allow for any escapism while watching this show.
"Bad Hair" takes on Black hair politics with from inside the emergent Black Horror film genre.
