The Lorna Sundberg International Center, a facility devoted to cross-cultural enrichment at the University, provides opportunities for students to express their heritage while learning about others’ backgrounds.
Following the release of Richmond-based She’s a Legend’s new album, “Flight Patterns & Fist Fights,” Arts & Entertainment had the opportunity to sit down with lead singer Alex McDilda and discuss inspiration, goals and some lesser-known facts about the band.
“Babe, there’s something wretched about this / something so precious about this,” Hozier wails on one of his most upbeat songs, “From Eden.” In this line is the essence of bluesy rocker Hozier’s self-titled debut LP, a set of songs themed around joy and suffering.Hozier’s powerful, expressive voice makes even the darkest lines sound lovely.
James Salter is frequently praised as a “writer’s writer.” His craft is lively, pure and reads easily yet dramatically.
The horror has returned with the latest season of “American Horror Story.” The “Freakshow” is jam-packed with its famously strange and gruesome elements, and from the onset this new season promises to leave the audience with as many questions as answers.
Ever since the unbounded success of their 2003 album “Ocean Avenue,” Yellowcard has been a legend of the pop-punk scene.
Ever since the unbounded success of their 2003 album “Ocean Avenue,” Yellowcard has been a legend of the pop-punk scene.
Amazon released all 10 episodes of binge-worthy series “Transparent” Sept. 26, in the latest move by the company to rival Netflix’s original series successes.
Sometimes a song just feels intrinsically like a classic. On first listen, you can’t help but wonder how you’ve never heard it before.
This Thursday, the drama department will begin the run of its first production of the season: “Every Tongue Confess,” directed by Assoc.
The Paramount Theater screened the London National Theatre’s production of Tennessee Williams’s classic “A Streetcar Named Desire,” Sunday, Sept.
A collaboration between master of jazz Tony Bennett and flamboyant pop artist Lady Gaga seems unlikely.
Arts and Entertainment recently caught up with Kyle Woolard, lead singer of Charlottesville-based folk-rock group The Anatomy of Frank.
“Doctor Who” returned in August with a new iteration of its time-traveling, world-saving titular character.
Listening to electronic artist SBTRKT forces you to re-evaluate what makes a good and entertaining musical artist.The first listen will catch any music appreciator off guard.
The film schedule for the 27th Annual Virginia Film Festival was released Tuesday afternoon. It promises a broad range of features from the star-studded to the underground when the festival comes to Charlottesville.
Canadian singer-songwriter Lights is hot on the trails of her latest studio album, “Little Machines.” With three albums now under her belt, the 27-year-old has proven herself a consistent musical artist.
In its first Charlottesville performance, D.C.-based string band Scythian brought the house down this past week at The Southern, located on the Downtown Mall.
Now in theaters, “The Skeleton Twins” offers a compellingly dark yet humorous narrative, proving “Saturday Night Live” alumni Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader are more than capable of making the leap from comedic to dramatic acting.
Being a Weezer fan can be difficult.
