To kindle the holiday spirit, The Heights’ former and current arts editors have banded together to create a playlist full of our favorite holiday tunes.
Review, Arts, Movies
‘Y2K’ is an Entertaining Romp Through Late-’90s Nostalgia
Overall, Y2K’s charm is the thing that wins the audience over—at least, it won me over. Its eagerness combined with its unique story and wacky humor make it something special.
Arts, Music, Review
Beyond Pop’s Boundaries: Dua Lipa’s Orchestral Triumph at Royal Albert Hall
In reimagining her catalog with such ambition and grace, Lipa has created more than just a live album—she’s made a compelling argument for pop music’s place in the grand traditions of musical performance.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter’ is the Holiday Entertainment We All Need
If you’re thinking a red-and-green performance is all you’re getting from the newcomer pop star, you’re in for a treat. Packed with hilarious skits and dialogue, you’ll find yourself ho-ho-ho-ing while sitting on your couch.
Arts, On Campus
Showcasing BC’s Talent and Diversity: Week of Dance 2024
Once a year, Boston College pays homage to the enchanting world of dance, transforming the main stage of the Robsham Theater into a dazzling podium for all the different student dance groups to perform.
Arts, Music, Review
BLACKPINK’s Rosé Makes a Heart-Wrenching Debut Album About ‘The Ex’
Rosie shows a vulnerable side of the singer, marking a bold departure from BLACKPINK’s previous company-controlled discography. While the group is known for exuding self-confidence and female empowerment, rosie offers a more meaningful inside look into the artist’s life.
Music, Review, Arts
‘The Party Never Ends’ … But Should it Have?
For an artist of Juice WRLD’s caliber, this album should have been a carefully curated celebration of his life and music. Instead, it comes across as a cash grab, with little regard for quality, coherence, or Juice’s fans.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Ava Sjursen on Tennessee, TikTok, and the Big Dichotomy
Newsletter editor Ava Sjursen crafts a playlist that connects with her Tennessee roots for video editor Owen Bienen.
Movies, Review
Emerson Student Film ‘Glory and Gore’ Falls Short of Expectations
Despite the excitement for Glory and Gore, the film did not hold up to be much more than its enticing TikTok-friendly aesthetic. The background of the film’s plot is alluded to ineffectively, often feeling theatrical and ingenuine.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Gladiator II’ is a Fitting Eulogy To Its Prequel
‘Gladiator II,’ the sequel to the original ‘Gladiator,’ is an intense film about duty and legacy. It boasts both an impressive cast and direction under Ridley Scott. Unfortunately, a few critiques guarantee it will never live up to the greatness of the first movie.
