Although tableau often likes to cover major films, productions and other artistic events, we also enjoy reminding the University that we have some very talented artists within our smaller community.
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In his debut novel, Things We Didn't See Coming, Steven Amsterdam presents his unnamed narrator through nine short stories, each highlighting important events and turning points in his life.
News of The Strokes' first album in five years was no doubt music to fans' ears, and lovers of the first three Strokes albums will not be disappointed by Angles, the group's latest effort.
Since its creation in 1997, Los Angeles-based band Yellowcard has seen it all: rapid success, multiple member changes, several side projects and, most recently, a full-blown hiatus.
Moseying my way along the Downtown Mall, I had prepared myself for the welcoming smell of warm, buttered popcorn and the expensive ticket prices at the Regal.
Fans of Quill Award winner Patrick Rothfuss' first work, The Name of the Wind, which received a number of positive reviews when it was published in 2007, eagerly have awaited the recent release of The Wise Man's Fear.
If you're tired of hearing anything that remotely relates to the words "Charlie" and "Sheen," don't worry.
At the end of last semester, I made a discovery that changed the way I spent my study breaks for finals: NBC's brilliant comedy 30 Rock.
Bloodroot by debut author Amy Greene tells the story of the families that live on Bloodroot Mountain, following them from their insouciant youth to their inevitably tragic end.
Next to the fame of Tennessee Williams classics such as The Glass Menagerie, A Streetcar Named Desire and Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Summer and Smoke seems like the obscure brother of the family: the one who stayed home when everyone else went to Hollywood.
My obsession with Ministry of Sound began in March 2007, when I received a mix CD released from the London-based dance music record label, which releases an annual album that selects the best dance tracks of the year.
As the University's official venue, John Paul Jones Arena typically boasts the biggest acts coming to Charlottesville.
The Adjustment Bureau is, in a word, disappointing. It is a movie that should have been exciting, romantic and fun.
They may come from a land down under, but things are certainly looking up for electropop quintet The Naked and Famous, quite arguably the best thing to come out of New Zealand since The Lord of the Rings movies.
After a year-long struggle with Atlantic Records, Lupe Fiasco released his much-anticipated album Lasers this past week.
I only just discovered The Office three weeks ago, and thanks to Netflix, I've been able to kamikaze my way through every season.
During the past three decades, hip-hop and Hollywood have become increasingly involved with one another.
Capturing the nation's attention with the Pirates of the Caribbean series, Johnny Depp and director Gore Verbinski seemed like the perfect duo to tackle a quirky, animated western.
Much praise has been heaped on Modern Family from critics and viewers alike, and for good reason: Family is without a doubt one of the funniest shows on television.
