Car Seat Headrest returns with rock-opera glory on ‘The Scholars’
The acclaimed indie rock band’s twelfth album has big aims that don’t always meet, but it’s ultimately a success and a positive sign for the group’s future.
‘The Shrouds’ paints a scattered, perceptive portrait of grief in the age of AI
The film follows Karsh, a businessman who monitors the decomposition of his wife’s corpse using a system called GraveTech.
Maryland Opera Studio modernizes ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ in new production
Even more than four centuries after Shakespeare’s original conception of the play, its empowering material still feels fresh.
Perfume Genius defies genre, struggles to find his footing on ‘Glory’
The singer-songwriter approaches the peaks of his previous major release, but struggles to hit the mark.
Terrapin Trail Club upholds nearly 90-year history with close-knit outdoor community
The club's hikers, bikers, campers, cavers, kayakers and more join together with a main goal in mind — getting people outside.
‘Mickey 17’ is a rare misstep for director Bong Joon-ho
Joon-ho's tepid sci-fi comedy completely falls short of his 2019 masterpiece, Parasite.
‘Cinephile heaven’: Il Cinema Ritrovato honors film legend Marlene Dietrich
The screening was a part of Il Cinema Ritrovato on Tour, hosted at Tawes Hall Thursday to a packed crowd of students and faculty.
Afrochique brings ‘Squid Game’ thrills, eruptive dance battles to Hoff Theater
Afrochique brought high-energy dance battles to Hoff Theater, where dancers faced off for a $500 prize.
The Clarice’s ‘Cuckoo’ uses iconic rice cookers to tell South Korea’s story
The Clarice presents a meditative performance on imperialism and capitalism’s effects on South Korea using rice cookers.
‘Small Changes’ is a timid addition to Michael Kiwanuka’s discography
Kiwanuka’s guitar remains rough and sweet, but the album leaves some to be desired — lyrically and sonically.