Ridley Scott's "House of Gucci" is a throwback to the extravagance of late-20th century blockbusters. Lady Gaga and Adam Driver deliver great performances as ambitious, young members of the Gucci family.
"Manhunter," "Mulholland Drive" and "The Visit" might not be conventional horror films, but they contain enough creepy elements to be a fitting watch for the Halloween weekend.
Todd Haynes' new documentary chronicling the life of The Velvet Underground is an inspired look into the art and music scene of the '60s and '70s.
"No Time to Die" is a long film packed with intense action that wants to dig deeper into James Bond as a man. The film pays off two-decades of the character and tone fans have come to expect from Daniel Craig's stint as 007.
Hopelands Gardens and Rye Patch, which was given to the city of Aiken by Hope Iselin, is preserving the area's history and building a strong community. The Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum and various other nature attractions provide a great piece of local culture for college students to experience.
I Heart Mac & Cheese, a build-your-own style mac and cheese restaurant, opened a new location in Columbia and brings with it a commitment to the local community and "trendy" atmosphere.
NoMa Warehouse is an artist co-op in Columbia that is cultivating a "funky" atmosphere for individuals to let their creativity grow. It has space for artists to create and host events for the community to meet artists, enjoy food and hangout.
With the release of "Donda," Kanye West has returned to the kind of introspection and creativity that was lacking from 2019's "Jesus is King." The rapper combines the lyrical and thematic styles of several of his past works to create a new vision in his post-secular musical period.
M. Night Shyamalan's "Old" is an unconventional thriller that twists what audiences have come to expect from the Hollywood filmmaker.
Start the semester off right with this collection of rock songs to get you motivated for the long road of work ahead.
The storefront of NoMa Warehouse, a place for creatives to gather and work on their projects. The workspace and clothing store was founded by Mazie Cook and Beth Lawson, who gained inspiration from Warhol's "The Factory."