‘Dune: Part Two’ is this year’s blockbuster messiah
Denis Villeneuve strengthens his grip on the science-fiction genre in his follow-up adaption of Frank Herbert’s seminal classic.
‘Call Me Dancer’ showcases the struggles and accomplishments of an aspiring dancer
The film's director and editor visited The Clarice for a screening of 'Call Me Dancer,' a film about an Indian boy's journey in the dance world.
‘Underdressed at the Symphony’ captures Faye Webster’s whimsical side
From lovesick longing to her eBay purchase history with her new album, Webster is unafraid to bare it all in new album.
The Diamondback staff reviews the SAG Awards’ good, bad and ugly fashion moments
On a night when The Bear and Oppenheimer won big, there were far fewer awards for famous actors’ red carpet fashion.
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ live-action remake lacks original show’s depth
Netflix’s live-action adaptation, released Feb. 22, is undeniably gorgeous. But it loses its charm by straying too far from the original.
UMD LGBTQ+ Equity Center holds lecture on queerness in Haitian vodou
The University of Miami’s Eziaku Nwokocha spoke about the intersection of queerness and Haitian vodou at a virtual lecture on Tuesday.
UMD student creates bag business to highlight Cameroonian culture
Cameroonian artisans craft the bags with faux leather and a type of palm tree fiber.
Ethan Coen delivers wild getaway ride in directorial debut ‘Drive-Away Dolls’
Ethan Coen’s first solo directing venture apart from the Coen brothers duo leaves much to be desired, but it didn't make the film any less enjoyable.
Interfaith meditation, gardening unites students at Soil & Soul
The Memorial Chapter hosted an interfaith meditation event Thursday, bringing together spirituality and gardening.
100 years later, UMD’s 1924 handbook still has lessons for students
The Handbook of the University of Maryland, circa 1924, looks into the UMD of a century ago.