“The Dark Knight” emits shadows enough to fill a mid-night sky, but not enough that you won’t want more.

R&B group Infinite Soul Band will bring the funk tonight.

A once disbanded power pop group will reunite for a special Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers tribute Saturday night at the Hazel River Pub.

Ledger’s Batman villain has Oscar shot.

While most high schoolers spend their summers working for the weekend, Fauquier rising senior Billy Carmichael is plotting his career, one bag of groceries at a time. 

“Hancock” rules, or at least the first hour did.

‘Rep the Pep’ members to premier film July 19 at the library

LeRoi Moore, saxophonist of the Dave Matthews Band, was seriously injured in an ATV accident on his farm

Local author details his plan

Windmore offers kids’ art workshop; young artists to show work tonight at Depot

A Richmond pig will appear on “America’s Got Talent.”

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Youth group hosts Ollie competition

Library to hold special old book sale

Windmore hosts a photography exhibit

The morning of Oct. 31, 2003, 13-year-old Bethany Hamilton went surfing with friends along Tunnels Beach in Hawaii. She was lying on her surfboard waiting to catch a wave when a 14-foot tiger shark attacked her, biting off her left arm just below the shoulder.

Museum of Culpeper History hosts inaugural summer social event

Can a pure chick flick become a hit? Yes, if it draws a diverse enough swath of female moviegoers. For “Sex and the City,” that will be the big question. Get local movie times

Harrison Ford, at 65, is remarkably well-preserved and so are the adventures of Indiana Jones

Despite a waning music scene in Culpeper and the surrounding areas, Warrenton-based rockers Lucky So Far continue to encourage local musicians to pursue their talents through pursuing their own.

CCHS ’71 grad reflects on God in the combat zone

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Retired Naval Chaplain and CCHS graduate C. Neal Goldsborough will be at The Corner Shelf May 20 to sign copies of his booklet, “Where is God Amidst the Bombs?

Excuse my French, but England was f-ed up back in the day, especially for women.

The Charlottesville Pavilion brings in big acts. 

The free outdoor concert series kicks off May 16.

The popular series is back in July.

Twenty-five selections were added to the National Recording Registry on Wednesday.

CBS will bring two comedies to its schedule on Wednesday nights in the fall

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.