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‘Making the Go-Go Band’ Showcases the Larger-than-life Impact of DC’s Official Soundtrack

‘Making the Go-Go Band’ Showcases the Larger-than-life Impact of DC’s Official Soundtrack

By Jayna Dave November 16, 2023

★★★★★ Fashion, community, life: what do these three words have in common? Each comes together to compose the soundtrack of Washington, D.C., go-go music.  With a vibrant funk-style...

Megan Thee Stallion Strikes Back in Cobra

Megan Thee Stallion Strikes Back in ‘Cobra’

By Celeste Viana November 16, 2023

★★★★☆ Even hotties hit rock bottom.  Megan Thee Stallion is best known for proud sexuality, scathing verbal takedowns and bold “hot girl” confidence. But “Cobra” shows a new...

HASA Holds Libation Rally to Honor GU272+

HASA Holds Libation Rally to Honor GU272+

By Clayton Kincade November 13, 2023

Hoyas Advocating for Slavery Accountability (HASA) held a libation ceremony Nov. 5 to honor the unrecognized victims of enslavement whose unpaid labor built Georgetown University. The event was held...

WELLNESS PERSONALIS | Recovering: Body and Mind

By Sophia Williams November 9, 2023

Have you ever tried exercising after time away? I recently had to get surgery, and I am navigating my return to my exercise routine and teaching yoga. Having to figure out how much is too much too...

From Auditions to Opening Night: ‘Rocky Horror’ Directors Calvin Engstrom, Megan O’Malley Tell All

From Auditions to Opening Night: ‘Rocky Horror’ Directors Calvin Engstrom, Megan O’Malley Tell All

By Elizabethe Bogrette November 9, 2023

The Guide sat down with Calvin Engstrom (CAS ’24) and Megan O’Malley (CAS ’24), directors of Georgetown’s fifth annual “Rocky Horror Picture Show” to discuss LGBTQ+ independent productions...

‘Yoga on the Lawn’ Ushers in New Era of Wellbeing for the School of Health

‘Yoga on the Lawn’ Ushers in New Era of Wellbeing for the School of Health

By Clayton Kincade November 4, 2023

The Georgetown University School of Health (SOH) hosted a yoga event Oct. 21 in collaboration with a Georgetown graduate as part of a focus on student health and wellbeing for the SOH and the university...

The Silence of the Chimes: A Ben Schwartz and Friends Adaptation

By Amber Cherry November 2, 2023

The numerous lights of the Anthem marquee — a word my mother seemed to enjoy saying — glowed as the names of pop superstars flickered across the screen indicating their tour dates, with “Ben Schwartz...

‘We Feed People’ Executive Producer Nate Mook Talks His New Documentary

‘We Feed People’ Executive Producer Nate Mook Talks His New Documentary

By Elizabethe Bogrette November 2, 2023

The Guide sat down last week with Nate Mook, former CEO and the executive producer for the 2022 documentary “We Feed People,” to discuss his experience with the film and his opinions regarding the...

‘Jeanne Dielman’: The Seminal Feminist Film?

By Luke McMahan November 1, 2023

In the most recent Sight and Sound Top 100 List, a 201-minute avant-garde Belgian film from 1975, “Jeanne Dielman 23 quai du commerce 1080 Bruxelles,” shockingly upstaged the classic top two “Vertigo”...

‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ Marks the Return of the Pop Bible

‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ Marks the Return of the Pop Bible

By Clayton Kincade November 1, 2023

★★★★★ Faded Polaroid photos, unfettered cherry red lipstick, suave noir sunglasses, sweaters at the beach during the unbearably sticky summer, white seagulls everywhere and beautiful nightmares...

‘The Royal Hotel’: A Thrilling Deconstruction of Power Dynamics

‘The Royal Hotel’: A Thrilling Deconstruction of Power Dynamics

By Andre Albrecht November 1, 2023

★★★★☆ CW: This article references sexual harassment. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources.  As a crowded nightclub with trance-inducing electronic music...

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’: A Fan’s Dream, a Critic’s Nightmare

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’: A Fan’s Dream, a Critic’s Nightmare

By John Murphy and Arjun Brar November 1, 2023

★★★☆☆ After nearly eight years of development, “Five Nights at Freddy’s” — familiarly known as FNaF — finally made its way from games to the silver screen Oct. 27. For FNaF fanatics,...

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