By: Ariana Igneri
Lady Gaga collaborated with “vomit artist” Millie Brown on stage earlier this month, defending her controversial performance art on Friday and proving that the more today’s artists stray from the rules, the less artistic they become.
By: Ryan Dowd
What we love about a good summer movie isn’t its merit as a film, but its ability to make us feel 14 again for just a couple hours, to let us into the party one more time.
By: Tyler Wilkinson
The directing, cinematography, and dark humor of Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac allows for the creation of another great masterpiece from one of the most respected international directors.
By: Grace Godvin
The symbolic fight for individualism over conformism shines through in Divergent, but while The Hunger Games focuses more on the strength of its main character, this film dabbles in its trifling moments for too much.
Following its hit single “Safe and Sound,” Capital Cities released the lyric video for “One Minute More,” another song off its debut album.
YG’s Krazy Life offers listeners a look into the rapper’s past, but is inconsistent, leaving few lasting impressions.
Drawing from ‘90s sitcoms like Seinfeld, normcore welcomes back turtlenecks and boxy jeans.
The closing of the Spring Student Art Show last Thursday in the basement of Bapst Library has left the gallery empty, and potentially, closed for good. A short walk through the University’s academic areas gives an unflattering perspective on Boston College’s treatment of student work in its recent expansion.
Plexapalooza, BC Acoustic’s a cappella show, and a new exhibit at the MFA are just a few events this weekend happening in the arts.
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Frank Ocean’s “Hero,” Coldplay’s “Magic,” and Vince Staples’ “Nate”
