Teezo Touchdown, Tinashe bring high energy, eclectic sounds to Art Attack
The concert, which kicked off Friday in the Xfinity Center, featured performances from Ravyn Lenae, Teezo Touchdown and Tinashe.
UMD Korean Percussion Ensemble brings strong beats, rock energy to The Clarice
The ensemble of beginner students performed alongside traditional Korean percussion troupe Washington Samulnori and jazz group Great Circle.
Step into spring with these 6 seasonal tracks
Crucial to appreciating the season is the perfect playlist, accompanying the longer days and inevitable onslaught of seasonal allergies.
‘The Last of Us’ season 2 premiere is a powerful return to a zombie apocalypse
The first episode deftly placed itself on even ground with the raw storytelling of the first season and its original game.
SEE hosts goat yoga event on McKeldin Mall
The event was held in two sessions on Tuesday afternoon as a part of “Spring Mania”— a weeklong series of events leading up to SEE’s annual Art Attack concert.
‘Forever Howlong’ marks a bold shift for Black Country, New Road
The band dropped its first studio album on Friday, marking a new chapter after its lead singer's departure.
‘A Minecraft Movie’ blocks its own success with basic plot, tonal whiplash
The long-awaited, surprisingly raunchy film suffers from a barely-there plot and severe jarring tonal shifts.
‘Counterpoint’ fuses jazz, classical music through tap and piano
Tao and Teicher have collaborated for more than a decade, first gaining notoriety as a pair with their 2019 composition 'More Forever.'
Disney’s ‘Snow White’ reflects a greater issue with nostalgic media
The massive media company’s post-pandemic identity crisis has thwarted future possibilities of original, groundbreaking content.
Recent horror films reflect modern dating real fears
The premises of some recent horror films sound bizarre, but they speak to something real and pervasive in the hesitant, fearful atmosphere of modern dating.