Retired Naval Chaplain and CCHS graduate C. Neal Goldsborough will be at The Corner Shelf May 20 to sign copies of his booklet, “Where is God Amidst the Bombs?

Excuse my French, but England was f-ed up back in the day, especially for women.

The Charlottesville Pavilion brings in big acts.

The free outdoor concert series kicks off May 16.

The popular series is back in July.

Twenty-five selections were added to the National Recording Registry on Wednesday.

CBS will bring two comedies to its schedule on Wednesday nights in the fall

Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him a reputation as a pioneer in pop art but whose talents spanned the worlds of painting, sculpture and dance, has died.

The “Sex and the City” stars lit up London’s Leicester Square for the world premiere of the cinematic sequel to their New York adventures.

The “Sex and the City” stars lit up London’s Leicester Square for the world premiere of the cinematic sequel to their New York adventures.

Korean hybrid fusion group plays at library

In Culpeper’s first Battle of the Bands last week, relative newcomer to the local music scene “4th Degree Burn” took home the night’s highest honors.

“Iron Man,” the first Marvel Comics movie produced by Marvel Comics, is an extreme escape, and my favorite of the year.

Goodbye to Jason Castro, who does our panel like best of the rest?

Blue Ridge Chorale preparing for Spring Concert

HaegumPlus, a hybrid fusion music group that perfoms with both traditional Korean and western instruments, will perform tonight at 6:30 in the Culpeper County Library meeting room.

Produced by the same guy who did last year’s divinely inspired comedies, “Superbad” and “Knocked Up,” “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” just isn’t as good.

Nuggets of Culpeper music news

Culpeper Concerts to host battle of bands in May

What’s going on in the Culpeper community?

Two wine events this weekend will offer distinctly different opportunities.

Nuggets of Culpeper music news

It is raining blood as “Sweeney Todd” opens and beware there will be blood, lots more blood by movie’s end.
But that’s the Demon Barber we all know and love and Fleet Street never looked so sinister.

Two one-act plays on Elvis open tonight

Sullivan opens for comedian Margaret Cho, now on her “Beautiful” tour.

Culpeper music lovers can sample the flavors of Brazil at ‘A Taste of Music’ Saturday at Culpeper County High School.
Brazilian band Diafanes, on its second U.S. tour, will stop through Culpeper before performing in Washington, D.C. for the annual Cherry Blossom Festival Sunday at the Tidal Basin Stage.

Party on, Mike Myers. The star of the “Wayne’s World,“ “Austin Powers” and “Shrek” films will host the 2008 MTV Movie Awards.

He knows when to hold ’em and knows when to fold ’em. Now Kenny Rogers knows when he’ll make his first appearance at the Charlottesville Pavilion.

Outspoken comedian Margaret Cho is breaking the chains of self-hatred and embracing self-love at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C. Thursday, April 10.