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Why Richmond Still Rules Virginia

A lot happened in Richmond this past weekend, all of which showed that the River City still rules the Commonwealth. There are obviously great things going on all over Virginia, but none quite stack up to what Richmond can pull off in the course of 72 hours. Just a...

Photos: The One and Only Queen of Bounce

The always incredible Big Freedia returned to Richmond for a show at The Broadberry last Thursday night, with her latest EP release, "3rd Ward Bounce," in tow. The five-track EP dropped back in June, a follow-up that was highly anticipated by fans who had been waiting...

Photos: Women’s March RVA

The women's march in Richmond, celebrating the one year anniversary of the single largest protest in US history was a magnificent event where thousands of women and their allies came together to support equality. Amongst the cheers, chants, and camaraderie was a...

Photo Essay: The Inauguration Weekend of Ralph Northam

Inaugurations are momentous occasions, filled with all of the pomp and circumstance that is befitting of our most sacred democratic traditions. The office of governor was established in 1776 and was originally elected annually by the state legislature for a term of no...

Photo Essay: Municipal Waste at the 9:30 Club

So long as Municipal Waste is still playing gigs, America might survive. They are the only thing standing between us and the full-blown toxic annihilation currently overflowing from the sewers crisscrossing Washington DC. This was the obvious takeaway from their show...

Photographer Joey Wharton & His Magical Music Tour

When looking back over any great music scene, there are a handful of brilliant documentarians that bring that mystique. Like Rolling Stone's first photographer Baron Wolman or David Godlis at the birth of punk, local Joey Wharton is capturing music now in a way that no one else is. Using a combination of self taught techniques and in-camera photo...

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Charlottesville: Unite the Right through the eyes of Jason Lappa

The photographs in this essay are a terrifying glimpse into the events that unfolded in Charlottesville at Unite the Right this past weekend--events that for me, started on Friday evening at a small nameless field on the University of Virginia campus and would not end until late Sunday evening. I cannot describe the feeling of dread that came...

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The Virginia Travels of Photographer Ryan De Neff

"I am a photographer based out of Richmond, Virginia who specializes in adventure/travel photography. Cityscapes and landscapes are my favorite subjects to shoot but I also like to shoot portraits of people and objects. Some would say my style is a little bit different than most in Richmond but that's what I like. Most of the time I like to go...

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What you missed at STONE SOUL 2017

On a hot day in Richmond, Virginia -- Stone Soul 2017 headlined by hip hop royalty Ludacris had everyone lit. Check out the photo spread by Chris Bailey and Marquise Johnson. Thank you to iPOWER 92.1 and 104.1FM for letting us come thru. Ludacris Meek Mill MIKExANGEL Big Daddy Kane Trey Songz Fat Joe x Remy Ma Moneybagg Yo Kid N Play...

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The Burn Came to Norfolk

 The Art Of Burning Man opening party took over Hermitage Museum and Gardens last weekend and from now until Oct. 14, the museum plans to have events around this exhibit. The Art of Burning Man from Todd Raviotta on Vimeo. Above photos by Eleise Theuer Photography Stickwork by Patrick Dougherty Josephine the Colossal Skeletal Marionette by...

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