Review: ‘Andover’ is too weird for its own good
The low-budget indie film is produced by a UMD alum.
Review: Netflix’s Ted Bundy documentary doesn’t shed much light on a serial killer
The four-part series gives us the story of the serial killer, but tells us nothing new.
Recapping a hectic month in hip-hop news, from R. Kelly to Soulja Boy
January 2019 showed us that we’re in for another dramatic year in the rap game.
Review: Olney Theatre Center’s ‘A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story’ proves hauntingly unorthodox
The one-man show version of the age-old tale is pretty delightful.
Review: ‘The Hamilton Mixtape’ captures the magic of its musical predecessor
The album is a victory lap for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s explosive musical.
The importance of hip-hop in Trump’s America
History has shown us that the genre will lead the fight.
Recapping the confusing, probably fake Quentin Tarantino-Ennio Morricone beef
This is the BEST (fake) beef of the year.
Review: Has ‘This Is Us’ passed its prime?
How much realism is too much for America’s favorite family drama?
LeBron has plans to do more in LA than just play basketball
The King looks to make a splash in Hollywood by rebooting 'Friday the 13th'.
Discussion with Stew Stewart at MilkBoy ArtHouse questions music’s role in social change
Living during a time when it seems no one can agree on just about anything, artists like Stew Stewart look to music and other art forms to mend divides and demand change. Stew examined political music, its place in society and his creative process during a discussion at MilkBoy Arthouse on Thursday as a part of the University of Maryland’s “Do Good Dialogues.”