Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

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Concert Review: The Oh Hellos at the 9:30 Club

By Arden Fitzpatrick February 27, 2018

Texas-based brother-sister duo The Oh Hellos launched their 2018 tour at the 9:30 Club last Tuesday, promoting their latest album “Eurus” to a crowded and enthusiastic audience. Combining rock,...

Movie Review: ‘Palacios’

By Noah Levesque February 26, 2018

“No need to go anywhere,” Holly, a widow living in St. Louis, Mo.,  says after just discovering a young black man sleeping on her roof. “Just come eat the breakfast.” The young man she addresses,...

Movie Review: ‘The Party’

By Alexandra Brunjes February 21, 2018

★★★★☆ A dark, caustically comedic film that breathes new life into the classic dinner party pressure cooker trope, “The Party” is a satirical, witty airing of dirty laundry. The newest...

TBD IMMERSIVE

Underground in Dupont, the Cabaret Comes Alive

By Faris Bseiso February 16, 2018

As I was walking through the Dupont Underground, I felt a sudden tap on my shoulder. I turned around and saw a woman with transparent white cloth wrapped around her clothes — a ghost. Without uttering...

WALT DISNEY AND MARVEL

Movie Review: ‘Black Panther’

By Paulina Enck February 16, 2018

★★★★☆ “Black Panther” is a visually stunning marvel with a stellar cast that elevates an uninspired script. The film follows the newly crowned king and superhero T’Challa as he...

ANNA KOVACEVICH FOR THE HOYA

Black Movements Dance Company Presents ‘Exodus’

By Timothy McNulty February 8, 2018

Almost exactly 400 years ago, in 1619, the first enslaved African people arrived in the Chesapeake colonies of the North American coast. Seventy years ago, hundreds of thousands of black families...

SZA

Concert Review: SZA at The Fillmore Silver Spring

By Yewande Ilawole February 8, 2018

Despite the Grammys’ snub of rhythm and blues singer SZA, a line of concertgoers snaked around The Fillmore Silver Spring on Feb. 5 to see her take the stage. The sold-out show was a testament to...

KATHRYN BAKER FOR THE HOYA

Concert Review: Lauv at the 9:30 Club

By Kathryn Baker February 8, 2018

In his performance at the 9:30 Club on Feb. 6, emerging electro-pop artist Lauv, otherwise known as Ari Leff, showed off his phenomenal falsettos and suave dance moves to capture the crowd’s attention...

Album Review: Culture II

Album Review: ‘Culture II’

By Yewande Ilawole February 2, 2018

Although its 24-song track list is intimidating, Migos’ latest album, “Culture II,” allows ample opportunity for the rap trio Migos to shine. Released exactly one year before “Culture II,”...

Concert Review: BROCKHAMPTON at The Fillmore Silver Spring

By Mac Dressman January 31, 2018

Texas-based rap group BROCKHAMPTON brought precise lyrical mastery to its performance at The Fillmore Silver Spring on Jan. 28, with unbridled energy that electrified the crowd. The group, which...

FORDS THEATRE

Theater Review: ‘Jefferson’s Garden’ at Ford’s Theatre

By Maddy Forbess January 29, 2018

Ford’s Theatre’s historical significance as the place Abraham Lincoln was assassinated lends weight to the performance of “Jefferson’s Garden,” a show that explores the tensions between the...

Explore a ‘Parallel Universe’ at Artechouse

By Noah Hawke January 26, 2018

Filled with brilliant light shows, “Parallel Universe” at Artechouse presents a moving fusion of art and technology that interrogates the still-undeveloped possibilities of multisensory experiences. Art...

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