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Richmond Metal Fans Mourn Ozzy Osbourne at Hatebreed, GWAR, Lamb of God Concert: 'Ozzy Was My Hero'

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RICHMOND, Va. Thousands of metal fans gathered at the Allianz Amphitheater to see Hatebreed, GWAR and Lamb of God perform, while mourning the recent death of metal legend Ozzy Osbourne.The concert became an impromptu tribute to Osbourne, known as the Godfather of Metal, whose passing this week sent shockwaves through the metal community."Devastated. I think I cried most of the day. Ozzy was my hero, man," one attendee shared. "I feel like I lost…Ozzy Osbourne · Richmond See the Story

University Withholds Palestinian American Student’s Diploma Over Her Activism

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Virginia Commonwealth University is withholding the diploma of a Palestinian American student because of her campus activism. In a hearing Tuesday, officials examined the case of VCU student Sereen Haddad, who was told she would not receive her diploma at her graduation this year because of her participation in a peaceful memorial commemorating violent police arrests at a student encampment for… SourceActivism · Gaza See the Story

OP-ED | Richmond’s Stages Are Worth the Investment

Richmond’s theatre scene thrives on modest but crucial federal support from the National Endowment for the Arts. This funding sustains performances, supports artists, and drives the local economy. Investing in the arts isn’t charity—it’s infrastructure. Increased NEA funding would help Richmond’s stages continue to serve, inspire, and connect the community.Economy · Richmond Read Article

The Bottom Line: What’s Really Happening in Shockoe, and What Needs to Change

Shockoe Bottom, once a thriving nightlife district, is now grappling with unmanaged street gatherings, visible firearms, and a lack of city leadership. Business owners like Jackie Bishop and community leaders like Juan Braxton are calling for real investment, mentorship, and structural change. Without action, Richmond risks losing more than just weekends.New York State · New York Read Article

Protest or Parade, Richmond Likes to Get 'Fancy'

The Valentine’s new exhibit, *Fancy: Costumes, Characters and the Richmond Masque*, explores Richmond’s long tradition of dressing up for protest, performance, and play. Featuring everything from GWAR masks to Cone Parade costumes, the exhibit captures how Richmonders use fashion to express identity, creativity, and defiance across streets, stages, and eras.Protestors · Richmond Read Article

Writer's Block | Poems from 'ARTHROPOETRY' by Noah Strickler

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Weekend Frequency Volume 19 | Garage Heathens, Sleeze Creeps, and Scuzz Salvation by RVA Mag

Weekend Frequency Vol. 19 digs into proto-punk grit and garage rock decay. Feral riffs, sticky floors, and blown-out attitude from The Stooges to Dead Moon.Richmond, United States · Richmond Read Article

Letter To The Editor | The Quiet Erasure of America's Poor

Disclaimer: The following is a letter to the editor. It represents their personal views on this issue. RVA Magazine is committed to providing a platform for community voices on important local matters. The opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of RVA Magazine, its staff, or affiliates. By E. Thorne The dismantling of Medicaid is not the byproduct of legislative oversight or the unintended consequence of a complex budget. It is a de…Health Care · Richmond Read Article

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