GWOW’s Hoya Goats and Carnival Georgetown Weeks of Welcome (GWOW) is back with a slew of great on-campus events this weekend! Join GWOW on Friday, September 5, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. to meet and spend...

What better backdrop for a contemporary spin on the classic Western film genre than a polarized New Mexico town in the midst of the chaos produced by the COVID-19 pandemic? Ari Aster, known for his...

“Honey Don’t” is one of those movies that feels like it has no idea what it actually wants to be, and, as a result, ends up being a frustrating, disjointed mess. The plot is all over the place,...

If there has been one cornerstone of pop culture in the United States that has remained intact over the last century, it’s Superman. With his red undies and the iconic “S” on his chest, Superman...

In terms of sheer quantity of work, Wes Anderson has foraged an almost unprecedented cinematic run in the past few years. The director, known for his iconic style of cinematography — defined by symmetrical...

Georgetown Day 2025 It’s time for the best day of the year! Georgetown Day has a slew of programming, ranging from stickers and beads at 8 a.m. on Copley Lawn to pizza, snacks, Insomnia Cookies and...

“Warfare” is nothing short of brutal. Drawing on co-director Ray Mendoza’s experience in the Iraq War, Mendoza and co-director Alex Garland ensure “Warfare” closely reflects the memories...

When the lights came on after my screening of “Sinners,” I immediately turned to my friend who came with me and we locked eyes. I was speechless. I knew I needed to say something to acknowledge...

In South Asia, love is duty.    My parents had an arranged marriage. They met on a marriage website specifically for people with my last name and my caste. So did their parents. So did the...

“I think you’re scared of being basic,” Joe Keery says on the lead single “Basic Being Basic” from “The Crux,” the latest album from Keery’s musical project Djo. In a highly anticipated...