Jharrel Jerome won an Emmy for his depiction of Korey Wise in When They See Us and dedicated his award to the Exonerated Five.

Lorene Scafaria's latest film overturns the standard misrepresentation of exotic dancing and instead places power directly into the hands of the dancers.

The film puts a plus-sized woman front and center and demonstrates that the path to our goals is often not linear.

The Gavel's Megan Traudt recommends six movies that deserve attention this fall, from biographical dramas to book-to-screen adaptations.

Olivia Wilde's directorial debut is funny and witty, all while perfectly capturing the essence of being a contemporary teenager.

Lizzo's third album and major label debut "Cuz I Love You" goes from song to song with impressive cohesion, despite the album's overall diversity.

Georgetown's recent student referendum proposes to increase tuition to pay reparations to descendants of slaves sold by the university in the past.

Told through the lens of a teenager, "Sex Education" accurately portrays teen conflict and angst through its refreshing cast of characters.