Review: Victor Oladipo actually sounds like a singer on ‘V.O.’
Oladipo’s vocals are impressive, especially for an NBA player.
Review: ‘Dogs’ is everything you love about your four-legged best friend
Despite the simple title, the new Netflix series is much deeper than a cute dog video
Review: Jon Bellion continues to shine on ‘Glory Sound Prep’
Bellion’s sophomore album has a unique sound a message.
The Clarice’s ‘Citizen: An American Lyric’ is an American reality
How do our daily interactions affect racial dynamics in the U.S.? The cast of ‘Citizen’ explains
Review: The Grinch just doesn’t steal Christmas like he used to
The newest version of the Dr. Seuss story pales in comparison to the classic.
Review: World Bank Group unveils new art exhibition ‘Uprooted’
The exhibition features work of various mediums for a unified purpose.
Review: Robin Wright can’t hold the walls of ‘House of Cards’ together
The Netflix original draws to a disappointing close.
John Legend cancels Halloween with his new album ‘A Legendary Christmas’
I spent the weekend before Halloween listening to John Legend’s Christmas music, and I regret nothing.
Review: ‘Making a Murderer’ season two can’t live up to expectations
Never wait three years for a sequel; disappointment is inevitable.
Discussion with Stew Stewart at MilkBoy ArtHouse questions music’s role in social change
Living during a time when it seems no one can agree on just about anything, artists like Stew Stewart look to music and other art forms to mend divides and demand change. Stew examined political music, its place in society and his creative process during a discussion at MilkBoy Arthouse on Thursday as a part of the University of Maryland’s “Do Good Dialogues.”