Have a seat: Joel D’Orazio’s fantastical world of chairs
Artist Joel D’Orazio gave a talk at Katzen’s Museum of Arts about his funky chairs for his gallery entitled “Pull Up a Chair.”
Artist Joel D’Orazio gave a talk at Katzen’s Museum of Arts about his funky chairs for his gallery entitled “Pull Up a Chair.”
The Eagle interviews the U.K.’s pop sensation prior to her show at U Street Music Hall this past weekend.
Peter Berg’s war thriller “Lone Survivor” arrives in theaters in January. It may not be for the faint of heart, but the film pulls few punches.
More than 200 students attended the Nov. 16 show, dancing and even a few crowd surfing that night.
Streeter Seidell, Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld of CollegeHumor perform at the Arlington Alamo Cinema and Drafthouse.
Daniel Abraham takes the AU Chamber Singers on a journey of scientific and artistic discovery.
Andrew Marr of Ski Lodge opens up to The Eagle about the band’s origins, the purpose of life and what it means to have a “Big Heart.”
Mark Lieberman breaks down the latest in pop culture, including a possible “Princess Bride” musical and a sibling reunion on Britney Spears’ new album.
Advice columnists Jalen and Grace take on financial woes and loneliness in this week’s column.
“The Best Man Holiday” picks up where “The Best Man” left off, and should be on everyone’s holiday list.
The Eagle interviews The Royal Concept before their show at Sixth & I Historic Synagogue next week.
Rorschach Theatre director Randy Baker brings a show about Jean Paul Marat to the Katzen Studio Theatre.
Kate Nash makes everyone feel like her best friend.
WVAU DJs review Shy Girls, Mac DeMarco, Jel, Black Books and The History Of Apple Pie in this week’s Audiophile.
This week’s batch features big names like Lady Gaga and local hometown heroes such as Bromar x PunkProper.
The Scene recaps the highs and lows of television in The Rewind.
The annual show will spotlight women’s experiences and feature a cast of AU students.
Israeli artist Tsibi Geva talks in the Museum at Katzen Arts Center about his new exhibition.
Jean Marc-Vallee’s “Dallas Buyers Club” ushers in two memorable performances from the cast.
Frontman Michael Moon chats with The Eagle about becoming the next Captain Underpants when he goes for a world record on Nov. 16.