‘The Shrouds’ paints a scattered, perceptive portrait of grief in the age of AI
The film follows Karsh, a businessman who monitors the decomposition of his wife’s corpse using a system called GraveTech.
Destress from finals with these 5 video games
Try these five games that serve as the perfect break in between your Mckeldin study marathon.
El Gran Combo panel brings acclaimed Latinx authors to UMD
The event featured authors including Angie Cruz, Jaquira Díaz, Caro De Robertis and Lilliam Rivera, who have written highly celebrated and awarded books.
Billy Idol fails to relive his glory days on ‘Dream into it’
Though fun at moments and well-produced, the album sounds like a hodgepodge attempt at a bold new venture.
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.
MasTERPiece, Student Success Media celebrate 1920s fashion at Gatsby-themed party
The event brought together students dressed in flapper dresses and stylish suits, adorned with pearls or feathers in Stamp Student Union’s Grand Ballroom.
Addison Rae’s new album cover makes me feel like my parents
Recession pop isn’t really coming back, Addison Rae isn’t the villain I want her to be and I need to move on before I get left behind.
‘The Rehearsal’ season 2 premiere takes off in awkward, chaotic bliss
The show proves its oddball premise can hold up in much grander scenarios, delivering another strange but deeply engrossing episode of television.
Maryland Opera Studio modernizes ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ in new production
Even more than four centuries after Shakespeare’s original conception of the play, its empowering material still feels fresh.
‘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.