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Arts Extra: Live Music Review of FUN. at The Jefferson

Along with Brooklyn-based opener Miniature Tigers, the indie-veterans-turned-viral-superstars of Fun. made Charlottesville’s Jefferson Theater their last tour stop before a summer hiatus at a sold-out show Saturday night.

Graelyn Brashear | May 10, 2012

Arts

“Around the World in 80 Plates,” “Desperate Housewives,” “America’s Got Talent”

 “Around the World in 80 Plates” Wednesday 10pm, Bravo Bravo attempts to launch another culinary competition show with this wild hybrid of several reality-TV concepts. “Around the World in 80 Plates”—hosted […]

eric-rezsnyak | May 8, 2012

Arts

Marvel’s The Avengers; PG-13, 155 minutes; Regal Seminole Square 4

Marvel Comics’ action figure all-stars come to life on the big screen (above: Jeremy Renner, Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson) in Joss Whedon’s production of Marvel’s The Avengers. (Disney Pictures) It […]

jonathankiefer | May 8, 2012

Arts

Interview: The Walkmen, elder statesmen of nerdy cool, lead the Tom Tom lineup

You may have caught The Walkmen on NPR’s World Cafe last Friday, as they introduced the release of their upcoming album, Heaven, to a national audience.

gilesmorris | May 8, 2012

Arts

What’s Up at American Shakespeare Center?


maryburruss | May 2, 2012

Arts

A$AP Rocky: The People’s Champ

When A$AP Rocky took the stage at the Jefferson Theater on Monday night, it was with a graciousness uncommon to more veteran acts. He seemed happy to be there. 

C-VILLE Writers | May 2, 2012

Arts

Marley; PG-13, 144 minutes; Vinegar Hill Theatre

After years in the making, Marley, the documentary of Rastafarian reggae legend Bob Marley was released on 4/20. (Magnolia Pictures) At first glance, I gleaned from an e-mail subject line […]

jonathankiefer | May 1, 2012

Arts

“America’s Next Top Model,” “The Vampire Diaries,” “30 Rock”

 “America’s Next Top Model” Wednesday 9pm, CW What started out as a dreadful season has turned out to be a lot of fun. For “Top Model’s” 18th cycle, evil genius Tyra […]

eric-rezsnyak | May 1, 2012

Arts

On life, death, art, and being Sissy Spacek

Sissy Spacek recalls her Texas childhood and staying grounded by staying away from Hollywood in her new memoir, My Extraordinary Ordinary Life. (Photo by Lynne Brubaker) If there’s a Dorian […]

lawrencegarretson | May 1, 2012

Arts

Aboriginal artist Vernon Ah Kee wants people to see him “proppa”*

Vernon Ah Kee, an Australian Aboriginal artist, can’t remember not drawing. “I think of myself as a drawer. I’m an artist, but if you ask me what kind of artist I am, I will first say that I’m a drawer.”

gilesmorris | April 30, 2012

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