X-COPS Are Beautiful, Too
Satire is a dish best served hot. There is no safe space from it. In fact, its very existence defines the nexus where humor hits nerve. Its side-eye is trained on those too squeamish to look this world directly in its conjuntivitic eyes. We’ve got problems. Huge,...
LATEST STORIES
RVA MAG TV
-
A preview of IllumiNATION at Virginia Museum of History & Culture tonight
-
“Everything’s Made Up. So Let’s Fix It.” — Salaam Bhatti
-
Salaam Bhatti Interview: Campaign Finance, Community, and “We Are the Ones We’ve Been Waiting For”
-
Home Front on Chaos, Community, and Watch It Die
-
It’s Still Our City Ep. 20 | Katie Davis, Salvation Tattoo
-
Hand-Painted Ghanaian Movie Posters Take Over Studio Two Three
PINNED STORIES
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
LATEST FROM INSTAGRAM
Review: The War on Drugs at The National
In celebration of their fourth album’s release, Philadelphia's The War on Drugs hit The National’s stage this past Thursday on Thurs. Dec. 14 to a sold-out show. A Deeper Understanding was released a couple months back on August 25 through Atlantic Records, and it...
The Sunday Reader: Fearscape
The slight shock was what hurt the most. He felt just a small one, behind his left ear. If he took enough of the yellow pills, the sting might go away. But when he opened his eyes and looked around, he saw the same thing he'd looked at for the last two years. White...
Casa del Barco’s Short Pump Spot to Open This Month
Tequila bar and Mexican restaurant Casa del Barco has expanded out to Short Pump Town Center with a second location-which is slated to open just in time for the holidays. The restaurant, which originally opened on South 12th Street in 2012, is operated by the...
New Evidence Leads to Upgraded First Degree Murder Charge for James Fields, Accused of Charlottesville Car Attack
The disturbing photo of bodies flying as a Dodge Challenger hurtles into them, shot from behind, has become one of the defining images of the Charlottesville rally on August 12th. The driver of that car, James Fields, faced second-degree murder charges for the death...
Kyle’s Criterion Corner: Jabberwocky (1977)
Good nonsense is indeed hard to find. Terry Gilliam’s 1977’s “Jabberwocky” is less the spiritual successor of his previous landmark comedy “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, but more of a continuation on that film’s satirical bent of the Dark Ages with silliness run...
