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.
Artist panel for Driskell Center’s ‘Moving Visuals’ explains impact of time-based art
Featured artists share how live performance, interactive art and film uniquely express creative ideas.
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Review: The Clarice puts on a great show for ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
Satire, horror and sci-fi are tied into one for The Clarice’s production of Little Shop of Horrors. The tale of greed, romance and desire shined at the University of Maryland, with an exquisite set, talented performers and compelling music.
Chelsea Peretti is leaving ‘Brooklyn 99’ and everything is terrible
Written while listening to Beyoncé’s ‘Lemonade,’ because that’s what Gina Linetti would want.
Review: ‘This One’s For The Ladies’ tells the stories of black male strippers
Creating a movie that portrays stripping as sophisticated and nudity as novel is a feat in and of itself. It’s one of many executed by…
Fall TV shows that actually stand a chance
Which new shows are worth your while? Here’s the ones expect to see around NEXT year.
Review: ‘A Star is Born’ is a shining remake
Bradley Cooper gives a 21st-century twist to a 1937 original.
Review: ‘Nappily Ever After’ has a muddled message
The Netflix film loses its way along the inspirational story line.
17 lyrics from ‘Tha Carter V’ that remind us why we love Lil Wayne
The rapper’s 12th album is filled with moments reminiscent of his first few projects.