Self-described as a “post-metal progressive doom band,” Seasick Gladiator stands out in the D.C. music scene for being a primarily...

Despite our contemporary cosmopolitan era, the music of non-Western and non-English speaking cultures is seldom recognized in regions...

Bon Iver's "SABLE" is a return to the stripped-back indie folk of "For Emma, Forever Ago," and its follow-up EP "Blood Bank."

While the eight years since Frank Ocean and Rihanna last released albums may seem long, that time is nothing...

"Short n' Sweet" shines as a celebration of women’s sexuality.

Geordie Greep's album "The New Sound" struggles with themes of self-perception, perception of us by others, and self-destruction.

Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department tells the story of a mid-career and mid-life crisis.

The discourse cycle has already chewed up and spat out Megalopolis, glibly sneering at this deeply ambitious and sincere movie by...

This is really happening. Oh my God, this is really happening. My thoughts couldn’t keep up with my emotions as my legs automatically...

This is the question that plagues Lorne Michaels as he attempts to create the very first episode of his now hit show, Saturday Night Live.

Every night, when the clock strikes 10 pm, under the shroud of darkness, Georgetown's rats emerge to ravage the sidewalks of Vil A. However,

On September 30, pop icon Katy Perry released her once highly anticipated sixth studio album, 143, to disappointing results.

Heavy eyes, the beating sun, and the open road: as the nascent waves of “Rugby Child” roll in, my mind always wanders back to these shots.

We don’t know the bands that are playing. We can’t understand the lyrics. What we do know is the pounding of the bass, the whirlwind of...

“Have you ever dreamt of a better version of yourself?”  French director Coralie Fargeat’s chilling feature, The Substance , dares the...