‘Joker: Folie a Deux’ is a divisive, musical whirlwind
'Folie à Deux' is a critique of pop culture's glorification of the original Joker character, which ignored the murderer behind the easily mimicked clown makeup.
Charli xcx declared the end of Brat summer. It’s still going anyway
The hyperpop sensation’s sixth studio album, Brat, dominated culture this summer. It’s unlikely to fade away anytime soon.
Pitt and Clooney drown ‘Wolfs’ plot with paralleled chemistry
'Wolfs' relies exclusively on the appeal of the Pitt and Clooney duo appeal, nearly losing sight of its action-comedy plot.
‘SOPHIE’ misses mark with basic tracks, heavy-handed features
The pop pioneer SOPHIE's posthumous release leaves anticipating listeners with basic, lackluster tracks on final album.
Former NBA player reflects on time at UMD, heritage in new documentary
Audience members attended a screening of All I Ever Wanted, participated in a live Q&A with the star and director.
Vintage sounds, relaxed synths color Tommy Richman’s ‘COYOTE’
The "MILLION DOLLAR BABY" singer dropped his latest album on Friday, but it received a lukewarm reception.
Latest Driskell Center exhibition examines horrifying reality of capitalism
"Dewey Crumpler: Life Studies” exhibit explores capitalism and the exploitation of marginalized communities.
Kermit the Frog comes home to UMD in guest lecture
The frog urged attendees to look to places that remind them to be “perfectly one of a kind,” such as a song, book or community.
UMD student pickle company honors founders’ friendship
From band class to McKeldin Mall, a fully student-run startup was born: Chris and Eric’s Small Batch Pickles.
‘Grotesquerie,’ a gruesome masterpiece, is too aware of its own critique
Ryan Murphy's new series is a chilling dive into addiction, religious themes and unsettling elements of true crime.