The Spanish Department's theatre production "Las Putas" has important feminist ties, as explained by director Fernando Operé.
Texting is such a central part of modern communication that on-screen text messaging has become just as important as spoken dialogue.
Directors Peter and Michael Spierig put forth a script so corny not even Helen Mirren’s expertise could save it.
From the outset, a potentially dangerous cult leader is drawn as a reasonable, religious, caring family man.
Ty Segall has never been one to be pigeonholed into a certain sound.
An in-depth interview with Soju Blue, an all-female, all-student band with exciting things ahead.
Pouya Shahbazian, a U.Va. alumnus and producer of "Love, Simon," shares a little about his processes and passions.
It's another disappointing year for the Grammys as Bruno Mars gets what is surely too much acclaim.
“Phantom Thread” is beautiful, and it is a love story, but it is not a beautiful love story — perhaps it was not meant to be.
The McIntire Department of Art and the McIntire Department of Music are coming together to host the Impulse Festival of Improvisation.
It is Dr. Murphy’s relatability, his childlike like sincerity and wonder, that often has audiences questioning our own social norms along with him.
Shame's first release, “Songs of Praise,” immediately sets 2018 off on a good start as an album consisting of 38 minutes filled with ranging emotions and innovation.
Whatever else it was, 2017 was a banner year for Charlottesville’s arts scene. Will 2018 hold much of the same?
The arrival of 2018 marks the opportunity for artists and writers to release and create new bodies of work. Here are four of the most anticipated arts and entertainment events awaiting us in 2018.
Long viewed as a promising up-and-coming beatmaker, the relentless Metro continued Boomin and during 2017 finally established himself as one of the premier producers not only in the world of hip-hop, but across the music industry.
Steven Spielberg's "The Post" is not just a suspenseful film featuring two Hollywood stars, but also a timely reflection on the critical importance of freedom of the press.
Powerhouse pair Lil Wayne and Drake reconnect on "Family Feud," an energetic and up-to-date remix of Jay-Z's track from "4:44."
"Black Mirror" returned to Netflix for a fourth season, bringing along six new episodes.
“Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho” is a perfect representation of the overall artistry of the rappers, playing off of their strengths and drawing from the successful song formulas that catapulted them to success.
G-Eazy, at least stylistically, is a man stuck in the past. But his new music is trying to change that.
