In light of the deaths of unarmed black teenagers, Frank Garcia-Ornelas traces the legacy of social movements from Martin Luther King to present protests.
Arts, Movies, Featured Column, Column
‘Fifty Shades’ Of Abuse
E.L James’s romance trilogy is notorious for its portrayal of BDSM, but does the franchise perpetuate darker qualities in the couple’s relationship?
Arts, Movies
‘The Kingsman’ Is A Fine Suit Laid In A Dumpster
It should be fun—the suits and stylized violence, but ultimately it’s more callous ripoff than future Bond.
Arts, Movies, Off Campus
Coolidge Corner Hosts Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts
“Feast” and “The Dam Keeper,” among other nominees, do what great films do–short or feature length. They make the audience feel at home.
Movies, Arts
‘Fifty Shades’ Bathed In Dull Greys
The highly anticipated adaptation of E.L. James’ popular novel doesn’t live up to exotic expectations.
Television, Arts, Column
The Late Night Loss: Jon Stewart Leaving ‘The Daily Show’
After 16 years at the Daily desk, Jon Stewart steps back from his half hour of political satire.
Featured Story, Arts, On Campus
BC bOp! Swings Along In A Smooth Send-Off In The Cabaret Room
BC’s jazz ensemble gears up for its New York trip with a jazz performance in the Cabaret Room.
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus
This Weekend In Arts: BC bOp! and Yes, “Fifty Shades Of Grey”
Weekend events for the lovebirds and lonely hearts.
Arts, Movies, Column
Edits Lead To Anger, Anger Leads To Suffering
George Lucas prided himself on the editing authority he had over his films, but does Disney’s recent acquisition leave a new hope for disgruntled fans?
Off Campus, Column, Arts
John Oliver Returns: An Examination In Leisure
Ryan Dowd journeys through the abyss of grainy, low res YouTube.
