Though perhaps far from a heartwarming film, “Mudbound” is an important one, thought-provoking as it is stunning.
The remake of Stephen King horror classic "It" retains the spirit of the novel while incorporating terrifying updates.
A&E profiles the city’s hottest venues for Charlottesville's phenomenal music scene.
The energetic homecoming show only helped further prove that Parachute is one of Charlottesville’s best local acts.
“Life” is not as thought-provoking or well-written as films like “Gravity,” or “Interstellar,” but it is not terrible, either.
As with any year, there were a number of surprising entries in the Oscar categories, as well as a fair number of glaring omissions.
“This show will wreck your evening, your whole life and your day. Every single episode is nothing but dismay,” Neil Patrick Harris sings in the opening credits of “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” one of the latest original series from Netflix.
When watching a film like “Inferno,” it is important to have the right set of expectations. Expecting an intelligent, well-thought out thriller will only result in disappointment.
“Bob’s Burgers” is something of an anomaly. It’s certainly not a kid’s cartoon, but it is also nowhere near as profane as shows like “Family Guy” and “South Park.” “Bob’s Burgers” is in a category of its own, and it excels in this uniqueness as it enters its seventh season, which premiered Sunday.
On Tuesday at the Jefferson Theater, Virginia Film Festival director Jody Kielbasa announced the lineup for the 29th annual event, which will take place in Charlottesville Nov. 3 to 6.
