Hoo’s Watching: Essential films for Pride Month
By Matthew Wang | June 30, 2026There is no wrong way to get into LGBTQ+ cinema, but these four films are a good starting point.
There is no wrong way to get into LGBTQ+ cinema, but these four films are a good starting point.
While “Backrooms” has some undeniably brilliant moments, it suffers overall from half-baked character development and meaningless plotlines.
Students’ four years spent at the University will ultimately become a short episode in a longer life, but their impact will continue to be felt well beyond the last time one walks the Lawn.
From Wednesday through Sunday, the Charlottesville community can expect the arrival of the Tom Tom Festival, one of the largest arts-related events in the city.
The Fralin Museum of Art’s latest exhibition highlights the skill, artistry and history behind the making of this common drink.
The 98th Academy Awards ceremony is set to air March 15, capping off another year of cinema and its ensuing season of awards.
With this latest season, “Industry” has again proved itself as one of the most potent and brilliant shows in modern television
With some simply set in snowy areas and some with climactic snow-graced moments, these films are perfect to match — and help you withstand — the days ahead.
The film does not do much to separate itself from prior installments “Avatar” and “The Way of Water,” but it makes for an entertaining and visually compelling watch — even with its rehashed and repetitive storylines.
When the night of LOTL finally arrives, the lighting team can put all of their hard work on full display, brightening the Rotunda and pavilions in a dazzling array of lights and colors