Review: Amazon’s ‘Good Girls Revolt’ is fluffy yet satisfying
The female journalist drama isn’t perfect, but it’s a fun watch.
University artists portray injustice and hope in the Middle East
The Wednesday night event hosted by the Students for Justice in Palestine shed light on life in the Middle East.
One student, a 3-D printer and a line of butt plugs
Avid Antonelli on the importance of self-love and what made her want to create sex toys
University students weigh in on Ouija boards
“It’s supposed to move, so you’ll do something to make it move.”
Review: MFA dance thesis forces introspection and characterizes light
“Within wait also comes hope.”
Barbara Kruger brings voyeuristic cultural commentary to the National Gallery
A new exhibit in the National Gallery of Art’s East Building features 15 of her most prolific works.
Review: ‘The Girl on the Train’ lacks dynamic characters and suspense
The film, billed as a thriller, is far from thrilling.
Instagram: a new medium for snapshot poetry
The question is whether Instagram itself generates this poetry, or if the poets have just found the perfect place.
Review: ‘The Lovers and the Despot’ brings life to a dramatic kidnapping
The documentary tells the gripping tale of two artists captured by North Korea’s Kim Jong-il.
Bassem Youssef sparks conversation at The Clarice
The Egyptian satirist spoke about free speech and how he combats hostility with humor.