Nyumburu’s Juke Joint open mic celebrates community pride through the arts
To celebrate the University of Maryland’s 2025 Homecoming, Juke Joint encourages students and local community members of color to showcase multidisciplinary talents.
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere’ fails to honor its legendary subject
Released on Friday, Springsteen’s biopic is by-the-numbers, though its heart carries it through any pitfalls.
Rap duo Clipse are out for blood on ‘Let God Sort Em Out’
Rappers Pusha T and Malice reemerged, bringing shovels to hip-hop’s grave with their newest album.
UMD students settle score on 100 men vs. 1 gorilla debate
Students at this university weighed in on the viral debate, and the consensus is split.
‘The Rehearsal’ season 2 premiere takes off in awkward, chaotic bliss
The show proves its oddball premise can hold up in much grander scenarios, delivering another strange but deeply engrossing episode of television.
Bon Iver struggles with a new sound on ‘SABLE, fABLE’
Indie folk band Bon Iver released their much-anticipated fifth album SABLE, fABLE on Friday, embracing a new R&B-inspired style
‘Deity of the Circle’ explores African and Jewish history, trauma and resilience
The Driskell Center’s latest installation blends cultures and artistic mediums, including video, sculpture and tapestry, to invoke themes of displacement and belonging.
32 Bars delivers campy, broadway fun in ‘The Lightning Thief’
The show reimagines Rick Riordan’s iconic novel about a “half-blood” demigod's quest to retrieve the Greek God Zeus’ lightning bolt in a comedic musical.
Doechii’s ‘Anxiety’ is everything wrong with modern sampling
Rapper Doechii’s new single leans heavily on Gotye’s 2012 hit “Somebody That I Used to Know," and it has an identity crisis.
Julius Rodriguez electrifies The Clarice with genre-blurring jazz, boundless energy
Multi-instrumentalist Julius Rodriguez performed at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on Thursday, incorporating elements of jazz, R&B and electronic dance music.