Frontman Jesse Rutherford sings “Something is wrong, I can’t explain,” in the opening song of “Wiped Out!” — the new album released by California band The Neighbourhood.
Concerning directorial debuts, few films hit the mark as does “Son of Saul,” Hungarian filmmaker László Nemes’s first film.
The screening was the first event in University President Teresa Sullivan’s “Things Every Voter Should Know” series meant to educate students before Election Day.
Those who missed seeing the Virginia Film Festival documentary, “Sol LeWitt: Wall Drawings,” should at least attempt to visit The Fralin Museum of Art, which features some of LeWitt’s photographic work.
On the surface, “Paradise, FL” stuns with beautiful Florida scenery. Yet underneath, the film explores dark themes.
In honor of the start of college basketball, here are A&E’s picks for the songs that best represent every ACC team in order of last year’s regular season standings.
This year’s Virginia Film Festival showcased countless masterpieces in Charlottesville’s movie halls and theatres.
Each week, Arts & Entertainment staff members compile a list of their current favorite tracks hoping to help readers find their new go-to jam.
The TV series “Fargo” effectively closed out the first act of the second season last week.
When Microsoft and 343 Industries released the first season of the podcast “Hunt the Truth” in early 2015 as a narrative tie-in to the “Halo” video game franchise, listeners were captivated by its brilliant moments of suspense and intricate plotline.
Leading in with a somber bluegrass piece like those peppered throughout the last two albums, Austin Lunn’s one-man band, Panopticon, conjures images of amber leaves gliding to the ground as nature prepares for the coming winter.
The American Civil war inspires the heart of conflict in “Mercy Street,” an upcoming medical mini-series from PBS, which centers on a hospital in Union-occupied Alexandria.
Jesse O’Neill is bald, which wouldn’t be a big deal if he weren’t trying to become a prominent actor.
If you don’t generally recognize the bestial bellows and beautiful baritone of former Killswitch Engage vocalist Howard Jones, you may not be a true metalcore fan.
EL VY’s new album, “Return to the Moon,” is a project by Matt Berninger of The National and Brent Knopf of Ramona Falls and Menoma.
Philadelphia rock group Modern Baseball takes music back to the days of 2000s emo-punk rock but replace the teen angst with substantive and thought-provoking lyrics.
All Them Witches’ newest album, “Dying Surfer Meets His Maker,” is a psychedelic blues and rock album to excite those who appreciate old-school rock-and-roll for its heavy guitars and instrumentals.
“Master of None” is simultaneously fit for both binge-watching and casual viewing. The show mixes wonderful storytelling with a broad range of lives and experiences.
Whereas Little Mix’s previous album “Salute” was filled with R&B-tinged anthems, “Get Weird” roots itself in pop sounds from the past, drawing mainly from 1950s doo-wop and 1980s synthpop.
American metal band Deafheaven angers some not necessarily because of what they sing about, but rather the fundamental nature of their art.
