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Mostly business as usual with the haunted podcast of “undertone,” while “Pompei: Below the Clouds” is among the most ravishing movies of the year so far.

Virginia Commonwealth University opens archive of Gwar flyers and posters to the public.

With his new short story collection, Dale Brumfield channels "American Grotesk."

The Valentine opens “Dissent! Liberty & Loyalty in Early Richmond,” a new exhibition about the differing ideals and contradictions of Virginians around the American Revolution.

Richmond Black Restaurant Experience celebrates 10 years with new events, partners and participants.

The forgotten eatery of a legendary filmmaker sits vacant in Newport News.

“Sirāt” and “Dolly” both look to the 1970s for inspiration. One is astonishing, the other passes the time.

Coming back from grief, Jimmy Catlett shares his "Fever Dream."

Premiering at the Byrd, "Granite" tells the story of a displaced Richmond community.

Author's new book, "The Primrose Murder Society," inspired by local Richmond landmark, The Tuckahoe.

Having a rave-up with Jim McCarty and the Yardbirds.

The inaugural Italian & French Film Festival at Richmond launches in late March.

Reveries of sex and corrupt power structures in “Dreams,” and longing for the lost video store in “Videoheaven.”

In “Mr. Burns, A Post-Electric Play,” VCUarts Theatre envisions a post-apocalyptic future fueled by “The Simpsons.”

Local independent record label Cherub Records celebrates 25 years.

Broadway in Richmond’s “Beauty and the Beast” invites you to be their guest.

Corey Fonville and Sam Fribush form a productive partnership around the Hammond organ sound.

On a quest to find a public toilet he’d like to use, one Richmonder is destigmatizing bathroom talk with the PortaDash app.

Parents in Richmond are surrounded by questions from the past – we are lucky Bill Martin was here to sort through them.

Dangerous journeys of self-discovery in two promising indie movies: “Honey Bunch” and “Bunny.”