Take 5: Rest in peace, Paul Walker
A busy week in pop culture includes the death of Paul Walker and the casting of Wonder Woman.
A busy week in pop culture includes the death of Paul Walker and the casting of Wonder Woman.
“Frozen” is an enjoyable romp through a 3D winter wonderland.
Thanksgiving can be rough on college students on a budget. Here’s eight ways to spend your Thanksgiving in D.C.
Some of the cast and the director Ryan Anderson talk about the creative work behind AU Players’ production of “Ourselves Alone.”
The week’s biggest entertainment news includes the possibility of an OutKast reunion, a “HIMYM” spinoff and much more.
Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska” is equal parts nostalgia and comedy.
An overall faithful adaptation finds itself to be sturdy sequel in “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.”
Ken Scott’s “Delivery Man” doesn’t deliver on a suitable premise and jerks around in a middling film.
The Scene headed to D.C.’s new Bluejacket Brewery to give recommendations for the best beers.
“Black Nativity” is as disappointing as a piece of coal on Christmas morning.
The Eagle visits the Zenith Gallery exhibit and speaks to Cassie Taggart and Margery Goldberg about their intimate gallery.
The Eagle chats with Neil Deininger, director of AU Rude Mechanicals’ Hitchcock inspired “Othello,” about his approach to the show.
AU alumnus William Tazewell Jones chats with The Eagle about Justiceaid, music and his time at AU.
AU’s improv troupe invited two freshmen to join their ranks this semester, and they’ve embraced the challenge.
Author of the acclaimed “City of Bohane” took some time with The Eagle to chat about novel writing and reading habits.
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.”
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.
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.
Mark Lieberman breaks down the latest in pop culture, including a possible “Princess Bride” musical and a sibling reunion on Britney Spears’ new album.