Arts + Entertainment
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Tomodachi Life: Nintendo’s Marriage Woes
The gamemaker weathers criticism for excluding same-sex coupling in Tomodachi Life.
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“X-Men: Days of Future Past” sets the series back on course
Days of Future Past sets the series back on course
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Brandy Clark is gaining attention for her “dark comedy” country songs
“I’m a little older than most people when they first start doing it, as far as like coming out as an artist,” country singer-songwriter Brandy...
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Finnish group Rajaton joins the NSO to toast ABBA
Finnish group Rajaton joins the NSO to toast ABBA
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Two members of heavy-metal trio Cynic come out of the closet, and unleash brilliant new album
Two members of heavy metal trio Cynic come out
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Movie Review: Godzilla
Godzilla redefines the blockbuster as art-house cinema
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Welcome to the Summer Pop Off!
Welcome to the Summer Pop Off! This is your chance to vote tournament style on what will become the summer song of 2014. This year...
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Robyn and Royksopp now collaborate as if they were one band
Robyn and Royksopp team up
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Some Serious Drag
Bea Arthur played the role of Lucy Brown in the 1954 off-Broadway production of The Threepenny Opera. “If Bea Arthur could do it, then I figured...
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Studio Theatre offers Mike Bartlett’s play, “Cock,” poking at sex, identity
The Studio Theatre presents Cock
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Michael Jackson’s “Xscape” a worthy tribute to the King of Pop
This summer will mark the 5-year anniversary of Michael Jackson’s death. His downfall and ultimate demise are a sad tale that has been rehashed endlessly,...
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Spotlight: The Love of the Nightingale at Constellation
The ever-ambitious and ever-adept Constellation Theatre Company once again dares to stage a large-scale classic tale in the intimate Source Theater space. This time around...
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Spotlight: Blue Ruin
Jeremy Saulneir’s thriller Blue Ruin focuses on a mysterious outsider who returns to his childhood home to plot an act of vengeance, a deed that...
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Primary Colors: “The Magic Flute”
There are beautiful singing voices in WNO's Magic Flute, yet much is still out of tune
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Anthony Dortch’s offers sexually charged art at Vitruvian Gallery
“People are very surprised,” says local mixed-media artist Anthony Dortch, whose new exhibit, Come Play With Me, recently opened at the Vitruvian Gallery. “It’s not my typical style.”...
