The “Sex and the City” stars lit up London’s Leicester Square for the world premiere of the cinematic sequel to their New York adventures

Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him a reputation as a pioneer in pop art but whose talents spanned the worlds of painting, sculpture and dance, has died.

Features Reporter Josh Eiserike reviews his favorite comic books this week. 

Dennis Winn shares his thoughts on the latest in hip-hop news in his weekly column, “Ya Heard.”

Long, 36 of Nashville, Tenn., took time from the tour to call The Potomac News and Manassas Journal Messenger from outside Charleston, S.C., to chat about the band and the new album.

This heartwarming story of Maria, an aspiring nun who becomes a governess for the Von Trapp family, is one of those timeless tales that uplifts whenever revisited.

Staff Writer Josh Eiserike shares his commentary on pop culture in his weekly column titled, “Column.”

Cover albums are nothing new in the secular world, but according to Janna Long, pianist and vocalist from Christian group Avalon, it's a fresh idea in Christian music.

InsideNoVa.com is featuring a new weekly video: Comics!!! A Discussion About Awesome Books You Can Buy with Josh Eiserike

Carol Taylor will be remembered as many things—mother, wife, friend and musician, to name a few.

Staff Writer Josh Eiserike shares his thoughts on pop-culture in his weekly column titled, “Column.”

Dennis Winn shares his thoughts on the latest in hip-hop news in his weekly column, “Ya Heard.”

A collection of album reviews

Indie musician Kris Delmhorst's ambitious fifth studio album, "Shotgun Singer," is available after nearly four years in the making.

USA Today featured her new novel in its Book Buzz column. “A Page Out of Life” (Berkley, $14) is due out today.

Lustig, a Croatian Jew, survived Auschwitz before immigrating to America. "Lustig" details the producer's life a year after Auschwitz. "Lustig," written and directed by J.B., clocks in at 16 minutes.

Dennis Winn shares his commentary on the latest in hip-hop news in his column, “Ya Heard.”

Zac Hanson called the Potomac News and Manassas Journal Messenger to dish about the new album, the band's charity work and, of course, the MMMBacklash.

His real estate agent, Felicia Dantine (Marion Dobbins) sells him late actor John Barry-more's old apartment. Barrymore, a drunken womanizer in life, was also one of the famous Hamlets of the stage. Dantine suggests holding a séance to contact the actor's spirit, to help Rally with the role. A few short scenes later Barrymore (Charles St. Charles) appears to help Rally, which may or may not be as a result of the séance. And, only some of the characters can see him.

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A Gainesville man was named a finalist in Virginia’s first Independent Film Festival.

Review of newly released CDs

“I Hate Hamlet” might be a popular complaint for high school seniors, but it’s also the first production at Northern Virginia Community College Manassas Campus.

Country-folk musician Caroline Herring merges personal experience and a storytelling approach in her songs, with many tracks covering her marriage, motherhood and the tales of people she’s encountered.

Staff Writer Josh Eiserike shares his thought on pop culture in his weekly column titled, “Column.”

Dennis Winn shares his thoughts on the latest in hip hop in his column, “Ya Heard.”

Staff Writer Josh Eiserike shares his thought on pop culture in his weekly column, titled, “Column.”

Dennis Winn his thoughts on the latest in hip-hop in his column “Ya Heard.”

This man has some serious baggage. If you date this guy he’'s probably going to write a horribly depressing (and hauntingly beautiful) song about it. But that’'s good news for anyone who buys his records, including his latest, “"Saturday Nights & Sunday Morn-ings.”"

Columnist Dennis Winn shares the latest in the world of hip-hop in his weekly column “Ya Heard.”