By: John Wiley
The language surrounding tragedy, in time, inevitably transforms into a discussion of ourselves. “Boston Strong,” initially a statement on the victims and first responders, has been expanded into the popular lexicon as a way of discussing the everyday.
By: Melissa Abi Jaoude
Alicia Keys and Kendrick Lamar team up for visually stunning music video “It’s On Again,” a song from the soundtrack of The Amazing Spiderman.
By: Harry Mitchell
Rapper Future uses auto-tuning to his advantage in Honest, allowing the technology to enhance his rhythmic vocals.
By: John Wiley
Azaela has asserted herself as a presence in hip-hop, but her studio debut is overwhelmed by materialistic themes.
By: Ariana Igneri and Michelle Tomassi
The Scene highlights 14 of the dance, music, theater, and other events taking place at BC this weekend for the 16th annual festival.
By: Logan Wren
Under the Skin is a lot closer to home than a galaxy far, far away-it is an exploration of the difficulties of alienation and self-discovery.
By: Cam Harding
Despite the rather ridiculous premise of two siblings battling a satanic mirror on a four-century-long murdering spree, Mike Flanagan’s psychological horror Oculus provides an interesting deviation from the modern onslaught of ’80s remakes and Paranormal Activity spinoffs.
By: Grace Godvin
Saldanha packs his film too full of only half-amusing subplots, attempting to distract the audience with a few lackluster musical numbers and a star-studded cast.
By: Ariana Igneri
As Disney Channel moves forward with its spin-off Girl Meets World, I can’t help but look back, remembering the beloved, decades-old original and all the ways that it’s influenced my life.
