Review: ‘Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable’ deconstructs a life of photos
The documentary looks for purpose in a man who did not believe in purpose.
Food, vendors and activism take to the streets of Takoma Park
The Takoma Park Street Festival celebrates fried food and activism for the 37th year straight.
Review: ‘Nappily Ever After’ has a muddled message
The Netflix film loses its way along the inspirational story line.
UMD Latinx Monologues weave together art and activism
PLUMAS has worked for six years to provide artistic opportunities for students to speak out.
Charlotte may be the most interesting member of the entomology department
The unassuming guest serves a great purpose.
Review: ‘The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society’ has a unique title, but not much else
It’s a fun, light romance played over top of Nazi angst and moral gray ground.
5 lessons from ‘Tidying Up with Marie Kondo’
Why you should watch Netflix’s new reality cleaning show, whether you’re messy or not.
‘Sex Education’ subverts the usual expectations of teen romance on TV
Why do we love to watch hot 20-somethings reenact the horrible sex lives of 16-year-olds?
Review: ‘Remind Me Tomorrow’ mixes fresh and boring to create a mediocre album
Sharon Van Etten has a unique sound, but it all starts to blend together.
Review: ‘Remind Me Tomorrow’ mixes fresh and boring to create a mediocre album
Sharon Van Etten has a unique sound, but it all starts to blend together.