Wonder Woman has always been in a strange, diminished position; the character has never been allowed to shine the way she could. She is in the core Trinity of DC Comics—alongside Superman and Batman—yet she is constantly relegated to the sidelines in favor of her male counterparts.

When someone asks what kind of music I like, I would traditionally respond with the classic answer: “anything except for country.”

Dear Young Stars, There is a rhythm to this place that you begin to absorb without noticing. It moves quickly, with purpose, carrying you from one obligation to the next, until even your pauses feel scheduled. Somewhere along the way, what once felt open begins to narrow, and the life you imagined for yourself starts to take on a different shape. And in that quiet shift, I wonder— Torn between the urgency of a pre-professional culture and the fervent hope to establish a creat

Every sibling rivalry needs a popular culture phenomenon to cosplay their relationship, allowing their deep-seated love and loathing to flourish.

Wendi This semester, I have had the honor of working with Wendi in running the Indy. Throughout my time at Georgetown, there are very few people who I’ve known to have a more beautiful mastery of the written word than Wendi. In both her writing and editing, her vision of a piece’s flow is almost as musical as the many instruments she plays. As such a skilled musician and wordsmith, we have been so lucky and grateful to have had Wendi as a core party of the Indy. While I am so

Over the course of the past six years, Industry has evolved from a raunchy, scathing critique of modern capitalism to an unrelenting, heart-pounding thriller–one which I believe to be the most electric show on TV right now.

There was no phone in sight at the Lincoln Theatre, where amber lights cast a warm, intimate glow. Watching John Andrews & The Yawns and Alice Phoebe Lou perform, I felt like I’d been let into the inner workings of their hearts. John Andrews took the stage in a baseball cap and beat-up Converse, casually admitting he’d been watching Danny DeVito Batman clips backstage. His voice was deeply comforting, accompanied only by an acoustic guitar and electric piano he alternated bet

On Tuesday, audiences got to play house with Perfume Genius. Emerging from stage right, project leader Mike Hadreas and husband and collaborator Alan Wyffels seemed to forget the audience in front of them

It’s been five years since my first LANY show, but five years does nothing to the way a LANY concert feels as the summer air starts to settle in.

This upcoming Wednesday, The Atlantis will be the first D.C. venue to host rising artist Wallice on her 2026 tour.

Woohoo, Alice Phoebe Lou is coming to town! The South African artist is known for spinning folk songs touched with honey and melancholy.

On April 12th, LANY will take the stage at D.C.'s concert venue, The Anthem. Consisting of lead vocalist and guitarist Paul Klein and drummer Jake Goss, LANY takes their sixth album, Soft, on tour with the Soft World Tour.

On Tuesday at the Lincoln Theater, Perfume Genius returns to Washington, DC, less than a year since his last show in the capital. This time, though, fans are in for a different kind of performance.

Do you remember where you were when you heard that U.S. troops had withdrawn from Afghanistan in 2021? I recall that moment in my high school civics class, arguing against my male peers that we simply could not expect to invade a country, prop up its government for twenty years, and then leave without expecting that system to stand without our aid.

This story starts with Storey Littleton. She has both hands occupied tuning her guitar to the different keys of each song, and in the midst of her plucking, I am encapsulated by her dress. A dress that mirrors the sun hitting the stained glass of Dahlgren Chapel with each sway to the beat of the melody and a statement piece I would definitely consider an “insane find” at the local thrift.