“Did I do that?” “Family Matters” is a wacky, yet sentimental sitcom that lives in the hearts and minds of every African American family I’ve ever met. From Steve Urkel’s clumsy flirtations to Carl and Harriette Winslow’s creative attempts at parenting, along with Laura and Eddie Winslow being equally the best and worst teenagers on any television platform, “Family Matters” […]
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“EPIC: The Musical” reimagines ancient Greek mythology with dynamic characters, stunning music and imagery that draws listeners into the timeless tale of Odysseus’ journey. Jorge Rivera-Herrans began his senior thesis project at University of Notre Dame in 2019, and it has since grown into a full-blown musical with over three million monthly listeners. “EPIC: The Musical” is a concept album […]
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My husband and I drive past the Koreanz establishment nearly every day on our way home, and we had always considered going, but without any follow through. However, the night we finally dined there was entirely unplanned. Our original destination that evening was a Japanese restaurant, but upon arriving, we were met with an unsettling emptiness. It was completely deserted […]
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From a humble shepherd to one of the most notable kings in history, the new television show “House of David” brings a new perspective to the well-known biblical story of King David. The show premiered on Amazon Prime Video Feb. 27 and has already debuted in the Top 10 new shows. Actors Michael Iskander, who portrays David, and Martyn Ford, […]
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The Liberty University School of Music held its Concerto and Aria Competition Concert Feb. 28 in the Center for Music and the Worship Arts Concert Hall, and the night was full of magnificent musical performances. Five soloists, the winners of Liberty’s 2025 Concerto and Aria Competition, accompanied the Liberty University Symphony Orchestra (LUSO), conducted by Zachary Bruno, and each performed […]
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Liberty University offers a variety of living styles spanning across its large campus in Lynchburg, Virginia. Every type of dorm building on Liberty’s campus has a vibrant personality of its own, allowing for a wide range of communities to thrive at the university. For example, the Hill and the Circle’s residence halls sport three people to a room with communal […]
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Whenever my family traveled to Lynchburg, we always received the same food recommendations: Chipotle, Bull’s Steakhouse and (when people heard about my sensitive stomach), Millie’s Living Café. It took a few visits to the latter before the allure of “embracing wellness” and the smells of “natural foods” became appetizing and appealing. It certainly didn’t hurt that Millie’s is smack dab […]
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The Legacy Museum of African American History, located in the heart of downtown Lynchburg, is an institution dedicated to the collection and preservation of memorabilia that protects the history of the African American community. The museum boasts a rich history and has been fueled by donations from the community. According to the Legacy Museum’s website, its purpose “is to enrich […]
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Colt Seavers (Ryan Gosling) is not the only thing that fell in David Leitch’s film, “The Fall Guy.” The film, based on the ‘80s TV show of the same name directed by Daniel Haller, struggled to balance its blend of juvenile humor coupled with high-intensity action scenes, ultimately coming up short on more than one occasion. While it may have […]
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What happens when you bring a bunch of Christians into the same music company? You get the “We Love Christian Music Awards.” Starting in Spring 2012, NewReleaseToday, one of the largest online Christian music sites, decided to celebrate faith-based music on a unique stage, allowing all genres of Christian music to be represented. “We’re not the only Christian music awards […]
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Darren Whitehead, pastor and author of “The Digital Fast,” challenged students to detach from the attractive algorithms and attention-grabbing notifications of their phones when he spoke at Convocation in January. Instead, Whitehead encouraged students to participate in a 28-day digital fast by making “their smartphones dumb.” Now, that the month of February has ended, many students who completed the digital […]
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“Duck Dynasty,” an American reality television series, will return this summer in “Duck Dynasty: The Revival.” From 2012-2017, the original show featured the Robertsons and their family business, Duck Commander. The Louisiana family, known for their Christian values, showcased their wacky personalities and outdoorsy lifestyle in the show that captured the attention of millions. The revival will follow the Robertsons […]
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With spring just around the corner and the days getting longer, Lynchburg’s music scene offers a variety of live music with lineups that include established headliners to exciting up-and-coming artists. Here are six concerts you won’t want to miss. Class of Coffeehouse: Liberty University’s highly anticipated talent showcase, Coffeehouse, returns to the Vines Center March 22 at 11:30 p.m. […]
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We all know that Christian literature can be quite cheesy. But how can readers find well-written books with Christian themes that resonate authentically? Just like any other genre of fiction, several things make a novel worth reading. For example, the plot should be engaging and well-developed, the characters compelling and lovable, the setting detailed and the conflict well-paced. These elements […]
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Liberty University’s Studio and Digital Arts Department unveiled a new exhibit, “The Art of the Graphic Novel: Sound of the Trumpet,” which will be in the Liberty University Art Museum from Feb. 10-28. Barron Bell, assistant online professor of art and design, served as the lead artist and editor for this project. The exhibit approaches the story of Frederick Douglass […]
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