Bebe Rexha creates another instant hit in “I Got You,” Alicia Keys wages a “Holy War,” and Louisa Johnson takes the industry by storm with “So Good” this week in singles.
Arts, On Campus
Faculty Arts Show Transcends Professional Labels with Paint, Photos, and Etching
Through fading colors, vibrant collages, and multidimensional crafts, the Faculty Art Show amalgamates the best of BC’s staff’s often overlooked artistic side.
Arts, Featured Column, Column
The Future of Violence in Entertainment
As special effects and virtual reality technology evolves over time, violence has become more prevalent and realistic in TV, movies, and video games. What does this say about how future generations will look at violence in the entertainment they take in?
Movies, Arts, Music, On Campus
Beyond Borders, ‘Dr. Strange,’ and Heightsmen This Weekend in the Arts
See Dr. Strange bend reality, The Heightsmen perform in its Fall Invitational, and the Beyond Borders photo exhibit for ‘International Education Week.’
Arts, Music
Charli XCX Mixes Gore, Pink-pop, and More in “After the Afterparty” Video
The juxtaposition of riche pop and pink zombie gore in UK rapper Charli XCX’s “After the Afterparty” video is so odd that it will maintain your gaze throughout its strange progression.
Arts, Television
‘Walking Dead’ Still Instills Fear, Despite Cliffhanger Missteps
With tigers and sadists abound, the character of ‘The Walking Dead’ cannot seem to catch a break. As their ranks are splintered and their blood spilled, one thing is certain, this TV series is not going away anytime soon.
Arts, Column
Poor Comedies and Politics: An Inescapable Reality
Much like a bad comedy, the 2016 election has become a bloated caricature of its former self. Divisive and dramatic, the race to the White House is an overblown and frightening parody of what it once was.
Arts, Movies
‘Moonlight’ is an Astounding Journey of Self-Preservation and Self-Discovery
Following a young gay black man, ‘Moonlight’ discovers that, in all stages of life, strength and self-assurance is direly needed when working with the unfortunate hands life may deal.
Arts, Music
Empire of the Sun’s ‘Two Vines’ Finds Lush Creative Ground
Cultivating new ground while staying true to its past, Empire of the Sun uses overarching themes in ‘Two Vines’ which makes for a powerful album in its entirety.
Music, Arts
CRX’s ‘New Skin’ is A Velvety Tome of Rock and Roll
Upholding a commanding mastery of its craft, CRX and its new blood are effectively able to coalesce to form a striking album, ‘New Skin.’
