The Library of Congress Mount Pony Theater re-launches its free movie programming Friday at 7:30 p.m. with “A Hard Day’s Night” (United Artists, 1964).

“No Line on the Horizon” upholds love, love, love as the cure for all that ills the world. U2’s 12th studio album is young and fresh in that regard, and yet it’s grownup, peppered throughout with words of wisdom and an unceasing search for peace and meaning in life.

My husband and I were recently in Texas to visit our son and daughter-in-law and take in the sights. After an evening at the Rodeo in the Stockyards of downtown Fort Worth we left the Cowtown Coliseum and went around the corner to Billy Bob’s Texas where we heard Randy Travis was going to perform.

The Culpeper County High School drama department is hosting the Faculty Acts “Reunion Tour” Variety Show March 20 at 7 p.m. in the CCHS auditorium.

So, what would YOU do with a barrel of molasses? Live Arts knows.

Culpeper County High School junior Andrew Hebert will be showing his short film “The Journal of Jared Gray” Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Culpeper County High School Auditorium.

Barbie, the iconic fashion doll with the top-heavy figure and high-heel arches, turns 50, with no need for Botox and no threat of hot flashes.

Friday evenings the Frenchman’s Corner will taste beers paired with cheeses from Ireland.

Friday evenings the Frenchman’s Corner will taste beers paired with cheeses from Ireland.

Despite a late start to the show, David Archuleta found a very forgiving crowd awaiting him at The National in Richmond Feb. 25.

I normally don’t watch award shows, they’re normally stodgy and boring. However, last night’s Academy Awards breathed some life into the genre.

This week’s esoteric and frankly unanswerable question comes after laughing myself silly at the STC’s production of “The Dog in the Manger” …

A farmer’s daughter from Madison County makes her TV debut tonight on “America’s Next Top Model,” the hit reality show with Tyra Banks.

Short February comes to an end in the Library of Congress Mount Pony Theater this weekend with a pair of Oscar-winning films.

They regularly headline at major music venues like Wolf Trap and the Birchmere, but nationally known Saffire-the Uppity Blues Women got their start at Germanna Community College.

Students belt out show tunes for charity

Let us pray. Lord, please don’t give Dan Goggin any more good ideas.

The Library of Congress Mount Pony Theater presents another full weekend of free cinematic culture starting with a double feature Friday night of: Stormy Weather (1943, 20th Century Fox) and Lookout Sister (1948, Astor Pictures) in honor of Black History Month.

This is an excerpt from the Star-Exponent’s Couch Potatoes blog, which appears on StarExponent.com.

Saffire farewell tour swings through Culpeper

Horne’s playing pierces the silence

Arena Stage at Crystal City performs “Next to Normal”

Friday night movie on Packard Campus in Culpeper is “The Band Wagon” with Charisse and Fred Astaire

Clint Eastwood does it again

The top 10 movie list like no other

The value of the U.S. dollar is surging, gas prices are at their lowest levels in four years.

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Most everyone wants the Norman Rockwell turkey perched for feasting on their Thanksgiving table.

At Thanksgiving, one’s thoughts naturally turn to stuffing — not yourself, but the turkey.