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Yaniv Dinur, orchestra director, brings creativity full circle

By Adena Maier · Friday, Feb. 20, 2015

Born and raised in Jerusalem, Dinur has had a long and varied career in music and education.

The Weekend Scene: Feb. 20-22

By Jordan-Marie Smith · Friday, Feb. 20, 2015

Weekend forecast calls for a battle of the bands competition, a film President Obama doesn’t like, future “SNL” cast members, and comic books.

Q&A: Kevin Costner and Jim White from "McFarland, USA"

By Anagha Srikanth · Friday, Feb. 20, 2015

On taking one man’s life story and turning it into a film.

Lifestyle

Talkin’ Tunes with Professor Brannon

By Katerina Pappas | February 20

Media professor Kyle Brannon is obsessed with rock ‘n' roll.

Lifestyle

The Gym Rat Diaries: Lunch break at The Protein Bar

By Arielle Weg | February 20

Checking out the ultimate stop for protein packed meals.

News

The M&M Report: The 2015 Oscars, Part 1

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman | February 20

The hosts preview this year’s Academy awards with criticism and analysis featuring two special guests.

News

Movie Review: “McFarland, USA”

By Ana Srikanth | February 20

A feel-good sports movie with relevance.

News

AU alum produces counterculture film for millennials

By Trent Burns | February 20

It’s not uncommon for AU students to graduate with more than one degree, nor is it unusual for alumni to pursue a masters degree or work abroad.

News

Exhibit Review: “Photoworks: Presence of Place”

By Emily Blomquist | February 18

A touching photo tribute to an AU Alum

News

Movie Review: “She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry”

By Katarzyna Strycharz | February 18

Past and present chronicles of the feminist movement.

Lifestyle

Red Velvet Ranking: Georgetown’s best cupcakes

By Freddy Rodriguez | February 18

Three cupcakes, three bakeries, one eager taste-tester.

News

Movie Review: “No Fire Zone: The Killing Fields of Sri Lanka”

By Emily Bader | February 18

Filmmaker Callum Macrae recounts the horror in Sri Lanka.

News

Exhibit Review: “Gods of War!” at Katzen

By Emily Bader | February 18

Phyllis Plattner combines art, history and culture for social criticism

Lifestyle

Neighborhood Review: Virginia’s up-and-coming Mosaic District

By Katarzyna Strycharz | February 18

Once a suburban wasteland, now an urban development, Fairfax’s Mosaic District is the next Old Town.

Lifestyle

CakeRoom in Adams Morgan offers dessert splendor

By Emily Bader | February 18

Cozier, pinker and more selections than any other D.C. bakery, the CakeRoom is Adam’s Morgan’s best new addition.

News

The M&M Report: “Better Call Saul,” Brian Williams and Jon Stewart

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman | February 17

The hosts discuss AMC’s new “Breaking Bad” spinoff and four of the past week’s biggest pop culture news items.

News

Theater Review: “Othello” in the 21st century at WSC Avant Bard

By Tanner Hackney | February 16

A 21st century spin on a Shakespearean classic

News

Washington Post film critic to lead Oscars discussion at AU

By Mark Lieberman | February 16

Ann Hornaday will speak to a crowd of 50 students for an American Forum event.

News

Movie Review: “Seventh Son”

By Hannah Binder | February 15

Even the scenery can’t save this subpar production.

News

Movie Review: “Fifty Shades of Grey”

By Erin Vail | February 15

“Fifty Shades of Grey” meets expectations, and that’s about it.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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