Manufacturers bottle it. Hairdressers profit from it. Barbie's signature look wouldn't be the same without it.
With his smoke-scorched rasp in fine form, Tricky is back to prove that his bag of tricks is nowhere near empty.
Although Trax, one of Charlottesville's most well known concert venues, recently closed its doors, students can hear live music at a wide variety of venues ranging from intimate settings to high-capacity music halls. Starr Hill Music Hall This medium-sized concert hall is located above the Starr Hill Restaurant and Brewery at 709 Main St.
The first megabucks, super duper, action-packed, non-stop thrill ride of the summer is here! Starring Brendan Fraser!
It wasn't the best of times, and it wasn't the worst of times. In the final analysis, the 2000-2001 television season was just kind of there.
Though rock may be on its last limbs in America, things are looking pretty good across the pond.
When you find a band that has a song made up of lines from children's storybooks, writes theme songs and has plans to cover the Beastie Boys' "Fight For Your Right" in the same set as TLC's "Waterfalls," you know you've found something interesting. Kokopelli, a band composed entirely of University students hailing from the Northern Virginia area, defies categorization.
If there is one common complaint in the music industry today, it is the homogeneity of the supposedly different genres.
Whether you went crazy in the crowd or went elsewhere to avoid it, the Dave Matthews Band concert was an event charged with expectations.
The ongoing reshaping and redefining of one's social identity is a process that reaches a fever pitch during the pivotal years of college.
Acid, loud music, flashing lights, suggestively clad women dancing closely with men: While this may sound like a festive party, it's actually a description of some components in the Drama Department's latest production, "The Who's Tommy," now playing at Culbreth Theatre. "Tommy," named for the lead character, tells the story of Tommy's life.
Christopher Nolan is the kind of director who asks you to swallow two pills -- deception and murder -- and calls you in the morning.
If you have been in Charlottesville for more than 5 minutes at any point within the last couple of months, you know the significance of this Saturday.
You're sitting with your elbows on your knees, eagerly leaning forward on the edge of your seat after almost six hours of movie viewing.
When something happens, like Dave Matthews' descending upon Scott Stadium, that's so wonderful it hurts, there has to be at least one detractor to balance things out.
Redneck humor went out of fashion as soon as Jeff Foxworthy's albums hit the bargain bins in record stores.
We all know the classic story of the ugly duckling turning into a beautiful swan. "Bridget Jones' Diary" successfully makes its mark by adjusting this formula with some welcome new ingredients.
What does it mean to be an original artist? Does it mean the artist is without outside influences, or that he has seen what others can't see?
Ani DiFranco album release dates are like Christmas - something to eagerly await every year. And for an artist so prolific, it's no surprise that this year's gift, "Revelling/Reckoning," is a double album yielding 29 spankin' new songs with a life span of two hours.
There was no gargantuan, narcissistic video screen spanning the stage. There was no 100-foot orange swizzle stick, nor did they appear from within a giant lemon-shaped disco mirror ball.
