BLACKPINK’s Rosé grows emotional, sentimental on ‘rosie’
Rosé reveals beautiful vocals and a doomed love story in her first full-length solo album.
Comedian Kyle Mooney talks directorial debut, inspiration for film ‘Y2K’
As director of the new disaster comedy film Y2K, Mooney is now far outside of the “bubble” he previously happily resided in.
4 stories ready to power the next wave of movie musicals
As ‘Wicked’ smashes box office records, is it time for more movie musicals?
Maryland Filmmakers’ fall film festival spotlights UMD student talent
The event included horror, comedy and documentary work from student filmmakers.
How social media saved ‘Dancing with the Stars’
Social media drives a new wave of engaged viewership for 'Dancing with the Stars,' transforming traditional TV.
SKIMS Dolce & Gabbana collaboration taps into affordable luxury craze
SKIMS collaborated with high-end luxury brand Dolce & Gabbana, much to the delight of all shoppers.
Washington, D.C., crowns its own Jack Schlossberg in capital’s first look-alike contest
Hundreds gathered on Sunday in Adams Morgan’s Meridian Hill Park to witness a culturally historic moment for the capital.
‘Small Changes’ is a timid addition to Michael Kiwanuka’s discography
Kiwanuka’s guitar remains rough and sweet, but the album leaves some to be desired — lyrically and sonically.
‘Wicked’ is all sugar, little substance
The movie dazzles and entertains, but there’s little outside of Elphaba’s performance to chew on.
Father John Misty is defiant, unpredictable on ‘Mahashmashana’
The indie folk singer’s sixth album is an unpredictable exploration of eclectic genres.