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A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
'Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry' fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
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A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
'Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry' fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
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A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
'Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry' fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
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Rhind: Bowie Empowers Through Reinvention
Heights senior staff writer Nathan Rhind explores the question of personal authenticity through David Bowie's constant reinventions of himself.
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Boston College theatre department performs the original play 'IDK [What This Is]' by alumna Maggie Kearnan, BC '14.
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Ben Howard, The Band CAMINO, and Mills Drop Singles
Ben Howard releases more soft singles, The Band CAMINO sticks to their spirited style, and Mills delivers a provocative song.
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Black Creatives On Campus Share Their Stories
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