‘Sweat’ honestly examines modern-day injustices and is deeply affecting even with its virtual format.
News, Arts, Column
Landwehr: Concerts From Your Couch
Staff writer Julia Landwehr reminisces about going to concerts and seeing her favorite artists live.
Arts, Music, Review
Khi Infinite, Kanye West, and More in Singles
Khi Infinite’s newest single features confident, calculated lyricism and belies his newcomer status while Kanye continues to flounder.
Arts, Music, Review
Springsteen Pens Heartfelt Message to Fans on New Album
The Boss’s latest album is equal parts intimate correspondence and introspective meditation.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Witches’ Evokes Childhood Halloween Nostalgia
‘The Witches’ is guaranteed to entertain all ages this coming Halloween season.
Arts, Music, Review
ROLE MODEL Cranks out Pop Hits on New EP
ROLE MODEL’s latest EP, ‘our little angel,’ features the artist’s signature brand of bedroom pop with an optimistic slant.
Arts, Music, Review
Elton John Appears in ‘Lose Each Other’ Music Video
In the music video for Teyana Taylor’s ballad “Lose Each Other,” Elton John and a duo of dancers accompany the singer.
Arts, Movies, Review
Striking Visuals are Not Enough to Redeem ‘Rebecca’
Uneven pacing and a decided lack of romance between its leads hinder Netflix’s suspenseful gothic film ‘Rebecca.’
Arts, On Campus
Libraries Host ‘Black at Boston College’ Exhibit
Through October, the libraries are hosting their first-ever simultaneous exhibit of posts from the Instagram account Black at Boston College.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Grand Army’ Offers Unoriginal Take on High School Drama
‘Grand Army’ begins many plotlines, only never to offer resolutions, and alludes to many contemporary issues, only to never investigate them any further.
