Entertainment

British electro-rock giants Enter Shikari made their Russian late-night television debut on Evening Urgant on March 20.

Highlighting the interconnected lives of southern women as ‘as delicate as magnolias but as tough as steel,’ the University’s Department of Music and Theatre proudly presents Robert Harling’s touching 1987 dramatic comedy, Steel Magnolias, directed by Dr. John Burke.

When I was nine years old, I walked hand in hand with my dad as I went to see the Jonas Brothers in concert.

Bright, vibrant, unique and exciting are all of the words used to describe the style that Mike Quon paints, draws and creates.

For those still craving a dose of bops since Carly Rae Jepsen’s 2015 album Emotion, the Queen of Pop is ready to give us a new fix.

Poet, essayist, and cultural critic Hanif Abdurraqib read to a jam packed audience of fans, faculty, and students in Wilson Auditorium as part of the University’s Visiting Writers Series last Thursday, March 7.

After months of anticipation, we finally made it to this year’s Oscars last Sunday.

Celebrated for his enthralling works of art, Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh was a greatly tormented soul who was followed by a dull sting of ever-present loneliness, alongside strong bouts of mental illness.

Pop punk giants Mayday Parade and The Wonder Years, from Tallahassee and Philadelphia respectively, rocked the London Troxy last Saturday evening.

The new American reality singing TV competition series The Masked Singer premiered on FOX on Jan. 2.