Arts and Entertainment
Review: “Big Love” Answers All Questions About Love
By Emily Martin | 02/23/2016Director Isaiah M. Wooden, cast and crew explain what it means to love
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Saturday, April 17, 2021
Director Isaiah M. Wooden, cast and crew explain what it means to love
Charles L. Mee’s “Big Love” will premiere the second weekend of February.
Headliner Mike Birbiglia delivered humorous tales about arrests, religion and exercise.
Student Union Board will bring Saturday Night Live actor, screenwriter and Orange is the New Black actor to campus.
My mom once asked me what kind of wedding I wanted, and I said I’m unsure if I wanted a wedding at all.
Why can’t a black mother and white father have two Asian-American children?
AU Rude Mechanicals presented an LGBTQ adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic play “As You Like It” Nov.
The Latin American Film Club hosted a movie screening event to honor the memory of the legendary Che Guevara.
Release the shutter bug within!
90’s kids rejoice! Your childhood has finally hit the big screen.
“Spectre,” Daniel Craig’s fourth film as James Bond, brings great action but lacks a strong villain.
he Scene recommends five podcasts if you’re looking for a belated Halloween fix.
Backed by the National Symphony Orchestra, Lamar performed a medley of “To Pimp a Butterfly.”
The Middleburg Film Festival will host a myriad of interesting films, panel discussions and more.
“Pan” brings a classic fairytale to life for adults and children.
D.C. Public Library kicks off Banned Books Week with the art exhibition, protesting censorship.
