Tim McGraw’s latest hit proves country music is about much more than simply girls, trucks, and beer—exploring more wholesome themes of love and kindness.
Kygo is “Raging,” “Broods is ‘Free,” and More in Singles This Week
Kygo partners with Kodaline in a new single, the brother sister pair of Broods embrace tribal vocals, and Jason Derulo appeases fans in ‘It Ain’t No Love.’
Zayn Remains in Awkward Musical Puberty With “iT’s YoU”
Functioning as a ‘Great Gatsby’ tribute, Zayn’s “iT’s YoU” functions as an attempt at showcasing maturity and exuberant status, rather than earning it.
McCarthy’s ‘The Boss’ Is Brash, But Decidedly Dull
With McCarthy enters into her husband’s sophomore directorial venture alongside the loose narrative and unhelpful supporting cast, comedically ‘The Boss’ looks as though it will come out deep in the red.
‘The Ranch’ Remains Conceptually Banal, Despite Rustic Execution
‘The Ranch’ is a simple multi-camera sitcom ridden with laugh tracks. In many respects, its story of a forlorn son is one that has been told before, but it has the propensity for adding something refreshing as the Netflix medium allows for more earnest character interactions.
‘The Walking Dead’ Seemingly Walks Out on Viewers with Hapless Storylines
As the monolithic ‘Walking Dead’ series concludes its sixth season, some fans are left wondering if the producers of the show are tacitly replacing storytelling with cheap tricks and narrative gimmicks.
Matt Michienzie Builds a BC Band on Experimental Rock
After transitioning from solo artist to frontman of the newest BC band, Boston-based singer Matt Michienzie has finally found his groove.
Red Sox and Radio Stars: Discovering Boston’s Signature Sound
Known best for its rock bands, baked beans, and diehard sports fans, Boston has developed an admirably unapologetic identity. If you listen closely, you can hear the sound of the city.
Scene & Heard 6 – TV/Bubble Talk
Former Heights editors Maggie Powers and Ryan Dowd discuss the current the TV apparatus and the BC Bubble.
JCBC Garners A Cultural Conglomeration Through Captivating Performances
The Japanese Club of Boston College put forth a show that proved to be relevant to all peoples, as cultural differences expressly aids in the process of cultural growth.