By: Ariana Igneri
Students will be able to see several musical performances this weekend, such as The Sharps’ ‘British Invasion Cafe,’ and the annual ‘Stix & Stones’ show by The Acoustics and The Bostonians, as well as comedy shows by Hello … Shovelhead! and the Committee for Creative Enactments.
By: Harry Mitchell
As the first female to join the Top Dawg collective, SZA adds a unique, diversified sound with her first label EP Z.
By: Ryan Dowd
Calvin Harris has returned with the aptly named new music video, but in his vocals and acting, he just doesn’t seem very excited for “Summer.”
By: Ryan Von Ohlen
Sunday’s season premiere of Game of Thrones solidified the show’s standing as the exemplar of television’s supposed Golden Age, with its characters radically changed following “The Red Wedding.”
By: Ryan Dowd
As the HBO hit ‘Game of Thrones’ reaches its halfway point, fans of the action-drama will have to change the way they watch it, deciding how to react to author George R. R. Martin’s decisions to either kill off or save the show’s characters.
By: Harry Mitchell
Directors Anthony and Joe Russo successfully balance superhero genre elements with more realistic ones in Marvel’s Captain America sequel.
By: Catherine Malcynsky
A crowd of approximately 3,500 ushered 12 of Boston College’s premier dance groups into Conte for Saturday’s competition. The winners donated $500 to a charity of their choice.
By: Ariana Igneri
James Franco’s Instagram incident this weekend paints a dismal picture of our generation’s current state of relationship. It’s just one of many cases exemplifying how social media has distorted the lens through which we perceive and interact with the world.
By: Annie McEwen
Dancing at Lughnasa tells the humorous tale of five Irish women living in the fictional town of Ballybeg.
By: Abigail Farr
My Mother’s Fleabag incorporates sketch and improv in comedy shows Friday and Saturday.
