Heard of the film “Ask E. Jean,” a documentary chronicling the woman who stared down Donald Trump in court, and won?
Category Archives: Arts & Culture
What a hoot! Augusta County program to focus on owls found in Virginia
An upcoming presentation in Augusta County will bring the sights and sounds of owls in Virginia to life for the audience.
‘Melania’ premieres on Friday: Plenty of good seats are still available
The $75 million feature doc “Melania” is premiering on Friday, with screenings at three local theaters – Zeus in Waynesboro, and the Regal locations in Charlottesville and Harrisonburg.
The Dave Chappelle that we knew sold out: It’s too late for the code word
Dave Chappelle addressed the controversy surrounding his participation in the Riyadh Comedy Festival in his latest Netflix special, “The Unstoppable.”
Local youth theater groups win honors at Junior Theater Festival Atlanta
Students representing Studio Wayne in Waynesboro received an Excellence in Ensemble Award at the 2026 Junior Theater Festival Atlanta for its presentation of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
A decade in the making, children’s museum to hold ribbon-cutting event
The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum in Waynesboro opened its doors on Dec. 31, and later this week, will host a ribbon-cutting and celebration.
When Hollywood came to the Keswick train station in Albemarle County
It was about 70 years ago that Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor converged on a small town in Albemarle County to film the movie “Giant.”
Bridgewater College: Bestselling author to explore moral courage with audience
Moral Courage College founder and bestselling author Irshad Manji will offer an endowed lecture Wednesday night at Bridgewater College.
Hollywood star Warren Beatty has ties to Front Royal, sports – and maybe Staunton
Legendary actor/producer/director Warren Beatty was born in Richmond and went to high school in Arlington at what was then Washington-Lee, where he played football before graduating in 1955.
Bridgewater College to host Holocaust historian to discuss euthanasia, T-4 program
A historian for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington will speak at Bridgewater College on Jan. 27.