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- CONCERT REVIEW: Phoebe Bridgers @ Capital One Arena, 9/29/26
Making the second stop of her career in Washington, D.C., Bridgers performed to a crowd of 19,000 in Capital One Arena on September 29, 2026, for her sold-out Lost Tour to promote her third studio album, Lost Weekend. This venue was a big shift from her previous residency at D.C.’s The Anthem – the small concert venue holds 6,000. Despite this change, it was no less intimate. - The Tiny Desk You Probably Missed
Milo J’s La vida era más corta, describes a grittier version of Pan-American pride in resistance, influenced by his childhood growing up in the reguetón and urbano scenes of Buenos Aires, Argentina, where his family lived in the shadow of the Argentine dictatorship and the economic hardship caused by austerity. It is this ambitious, experimental album that landed Milo J an appearance on NPR in April this year and from which he draws during the performance. - ALBUM REVIEW: Kim Petras’s Latest Detour: Rare N’ Deluxe, and the Brat Effect
When a woman, or pop star, to be exact, breaks away from those expectations, from what the label wants and what fans expect, they often make the best art of their career. This shift is exemplified by German singer-songwriter-producer Kim Petras’s latest album Detour, released on May 29 and the five added songs on the subsequent September 18 deluxe LP Detour: Rare N’ Deluxe. - FESTIVAL REVIEW: All Things Go @ Merriweather Post Pavilion, 09/25-09/27
By Adyra Fine Never did I ever think I would spend my fifth weekend of my freshman year of college singing by myself in the pouring rain, jumping in muddy puddles alongside thousands of feet. But there I found myself at All Things Go: a weekend complete with two stages and nearly 20 artists, some… - The George Washington Women’s Volleyball team sweep George Mason 3-0 in an exhilarating game
By Helen Manolis The George Washington University Revolutionaries defeat the George Mason Patriots in Women’s Volleyball with a 3-0 sweep on Wednesday night. At the beginning of the game the Revs and Patriots looked evenly matched as they were going almost point for point in the first half of the first set. However, the Patriots… - Pokémon in D.C.
I grew up addicted to Pokémon. Every day, I would come home from school and spend hours invested into this world of magical creatures. That isn’t to say the way I love the series has stayed the same. - Down to the Fifth: GW Outlasts Fordham in a Five-Set Battle
By Joey Hodges The GW Women’s Volleyball team won 2-3 against Fordham Saturday, a strongrecovery from their loss the night prior. Entering this weekend with a 4-6record in the A-10, on the heels of a 3-game losing streak, their previous night’s defeat only made them hungrier for a win today. The Revs jumped out to… - Mikey’s College Football Minute Week 7
By Michael Frere Hello dear readers, you may have noticed this week’s piece released a little late. Well, that’s because I have been debating how to rank the teams this week. College football is in an unprecedented time. It’s rare to have 5 top 10 teams lose, but it happened. For the first time in… - CONCERT PREVIEW: Freak Slug @ The Atlantis, 11/11
British indie pop artist Xenya Genovese, also known as Freak Slug, is headlining an upcoming show at The Atlantis at 6:30 p.m., bringing her fun, dreamy music to the stage. - $86 Million For Just Four Extra Minutes: Avengers: Endgame Encore Review
On Friday, September 25th, the second highest-grossing film of all time returned to theaters: Avengers: Endgame. During its opening weekend, Endgame added another 86 million dollars to its sales. The encore showed the film with a brighter color grade and four post-credit scenes that set up the next Marvel installment, Avengers: Doomsday.