Amy Poehler is one of our great alumni. Why isn’t she celebrated as one?
Arts, Music
Ne-Yo Goes For Artistic ‘Non-Fiction’ But Fumbles Delivery
Ne-Yo’s “Non-Fiction” has gritty lens but falls into pop rap formula.
Music, Arts
Kelly Clarkson Writes A ‘Heartbreak Song,’ Imagine Dragons, And More Singles This Week
Imagine Dragons stays true to its indie rock roots in “Shots,” while Kelly Clarkson releases the underwhelming “Heartbeat Song.”
News, Top Story, On Campus
Winter Storm Juno Blankets BC In 20 Inches Of Snow
Boston College suspended regular activities Tuesday in light of the massive winter storm Juno, which has already made Boston’s top ten list for severity.
Arts, Column
#OscarsSoWhite: A Look At Hollywood’s Diversity Problem
The Academy reflects Hollywood’s diversity gap with the release of its 2015 Oscar nominations.
On Campus, Arts, Top Story
A Journey Through The Philippines In ‘Discovering Kapwa’ Photo Exhibit
Tucked into the first floor of O’Neil, “Discovering Kapwa” tells the story of the simple life and the people who made Casa Bayanihan home, for a little while at least.
Arts, Movies, Column
State Of The Oscars: Back To Blank Basics
An overview of the 2015 Academy Award nominations pinpoints highs, lows, and snubs of the Oscar race.
Movies, Arts
Cooper Has Oscar In His Sights With ‘American Sniper’
Eastwood’s ‘American Sniper’ is loaded with controversy, but Cooper’s acting delivers an Oscar-worthy performance.
Movies, Arts
Depp Sinks To New Depths In ‘Mortdecai’
Johnny Depp and his usually stellar cast mates play the fools in a colorful though thoroughly bland production.
Arts, Music
Lupe Fiasco’s Social Critiques Demand To Be Heard—Sometimes At Ears’ Expense
Lupe Fiasco’s socially-inspired album “Tetsuo & Youth” blends authentic musicality and lyrical narrative.
