The evolution of celebrity activism in Trump’s America
The Women’s March marked the beginning of a new relationship between entertainment and politics.
Review: ‘Miss Sloane’ depicts a radical and wonderful “nasty woman”
The fast-paced political thriller is one of this year’s best.
Multiracial, bilingual British indie pop band sells out MilkBoy ArtHouse
The line to get into the sold-out venue on Route 1 — made up of a diverse crowd, from young children and their parents to University of Maryland students — wrapped around the block, drawing attention from passers-by wondering aloud who was performing.The answer was Kero Kero Bonito, the British indie pop band led by half-Japanese singer Sarah Midori Perry. Their carefree and unique music is known for its video game beats, bi-lingual lyrics and seemingly silly subject matter.
Review: ‘The Best of Enemies’ details how a black civil rights activist and a KKK member became friends
Taraji P. Henson and Sam Rockwell’s talent make this movie worth a watch.
Review: Tokyo Police Club rocked with passion at DC9 on Friday
The Canadian indie rockers are riding the wave of a 14-year career.
Yes, you should still be excited for “Pokemon Sword” and “Pokemon Shield”
The eighth generation of Pokemon games is worth looking forward to.
Lena Herzog investigates the mass-extinction of languages on Earth in ‘Last Whispers’
“What are we without language?” the photographer asks.
Review: Ken Jeong’s ‘You complete me, Ho’ is surprisingly romantic
The ‘Hangover’ actor dropped his first Netflix comedy special on Valentine’s Day.
UMD students have mixed feelings about Valentine’s Day
College kids and expressions of romance just don’t mix.
Driskell Center’s “Posing Beauty” exhibit explores positive black representation
The exhibit is one of the center’s largest, and is mainly composed of photography.