Much like its gorgeously-crafted vision of Las Vegas, “The Last Showgirl” exudes the glamour of a bygone era that, while beautiful, ultimately rings hollow. There’s quite an intriguing story...
By Nick Williams, Hoya Staff Writer
• January 18, 2025
“Ethel Cain” is the stage name of Florida native Hayden Anhedönia, who drew critical acclaim and the internet’s attention following her 2022 debut LP “Preacher’s Daughter.” Her artistry...
“Babygirl” is supposedly the sexiest film of the season. Marketed as a hot, steamy and tense romantic thriller to break apart the cold winter months, the film, starring Nicole Kidman, promises...
From launching 2022’s “SOS” album to high critical and commercial acclaim to having a recent standout single with rapper Kendrick Lamar on “Luther,” SZA’s over-two-year run of...
When you hear about a new Bob Dylan biopic, your initial reaction might be something like, “Oh, Timothée Chalamet is in it — I liked him in Dune,” or perhaps even more fittingly, “Wait, Bob Dylan’s...
The word laapataa has a special place within the Hindi lexicon. Google would tell you that it translates to “missing” or “lost.” However, any seasoned Hindi speaker would say laapataa is better...
Tidal Basin: Take a walk or bus down to the monuments to reflect on Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy and learn more about his life and work. See the MLK Memorial by the tidal basin, and read...
By Luke McMahan, Guide Columnist
• January 18, 2025
The legendary Soviet filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky traveled to Sweden to complete “The Sacrifice,” which, unbeknownst to him, would be his final work. As with much of his career, the film examined death...
We’ve all got that one friend who looks a little too much like Cole Sprouse. At every party, they pop out the party trick of a spot-on imitation. Who would have thought that their “fun fact” could...
The energy of Gaston Hall was electric. From the dancers pouring their hearts out on stage to the audience clapping along to the old-school Bollywood beats to the comedic routine of the emcees, Rangila...
By Luke McMahan, Guide Columnist
• December 4, 2024
In 1970, Med Hondo, a Mauritanian-born French filmmaker renowned for his radical productions, released “Soleil O,” which seems to echo the sentiments of Frantz Fanon’s 1952 book “Black Skin, White...
The story of Count Dracula has been told countless times on the silver screen: a young Jonathan Harker unwittingly becomes enveloped in the schemes of a bloodthirsty vampire and races to save his wife...
