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On the occasion of the 24th anniversary of Sept. 11.

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts embarks on the largest expansion in its history.

At the Byrd, "Pavements" mixes rock star reality and fiction. We caught up with drummer and former Richmonder Steve West for a Q&A.

Richmond punk band Ultra Bleach goes track by track through their new cassette.

Richmond Triangle Players readies “Conversations with Mother,” a poignant five-decade story about a mother and son.

Former Talking Head Jerry Harrison talks about the classic concert film "Stop Making Sense" before a special Richmond screening.

The Branch Museum's "Confluence" captures artist Kenny Nguyen’s experience as a member of the diaspora.

It's a promising start for HBO’s latest prestige crime drama, “Task.”

Richmond Ballet kicks off a new series of VMFA performances with “Moving Art 1: Passion and Power.”

Fame and social media in Spike Lee's “Highest 2 Lowest” and Alex Russell's “Lurker.”

Blank Verse Records offers artists — musical and visual — an opportunity to shine.

Patrick Berran's "Burn Blue" at The Foyer Gallery finds the painter still challenging himself while battling cancer.

“Hello My Name Is” highlights sticker culture with works from hundreds of artists around the world.

CAT’s funny, compelling “The Lifespan of a Fact” tries to pinpoint the fuzzy line between fact and fiction.

The music and dance collaboration “Unheard of Practices 5” brings the party to Dogwood Dell.

“Caught Stealing” and “The Toxic Avenger” are two very different genre films held back by self-consciousness.

Former archivist of activism and social movements to discuss her book on 20th-century Black collectors at Library of Virginia.

Saxophonist Charles Owens releases a series of emotional performances from Smalls Jazz Club in NYC.

“Un/Bound” at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture tells the stories of free Black Virginians.

VMFA exhibits “Cardbirds,” a series of Robert Rauschenberg works inspired by cardboard boxes, for the first time in more than four decades.