Netflix’s “Fyre” and Hulu’s “Fyre Fraud,” which were both released last week, dig into a staggering network of fraud and deception with Billy McFarland as the sociopathic, incompetent con artist at the center of it all.
Season five begins on a deceptively optimistic note, but as usual, spirals into increasingly dark territory.
With little direct interaction between the white supremecists and the counterprotesters, the rallies did not escalate to the violence that marked last year's rally in Charlottesville.
The Cavalier Daily, along with journalists from several other college publications, got a chance to speak with Bill Hader and Alec Berg about HBO's "Barry."
It may not sound like anything one would expect from a musical, but nonetheless, the Department of Drama’s spring offering opened last weekend to an excellent audience reception.
It’s impressive to see a show so surprising yet so consistent.
Khan discussed his recently released books “An American Family” and “This is Our Constitution.”
Lambeth Residence representatives also spoke at meeting against a proposed softball stadium.
The resolution comes amidst criticism of a proposal to construct a softball stadium at Lambeth Field.
While not always perfectly polished and professional, their production was carried by an infectious cast and ensemble energy.
