By: Betty Wang
For the first time, the MFA invited the public to choose their favorite Impressionist pieces for their new exhibit, which will be open until May 26.
Arts, Column
Transformer: A New LaBeouf
By: Ariana Igneri
Shia LaBeouf has been issuing quite a few apologies lately, but instead of clearing things up, he seems to have been confusing people even more with his paper bag ensemble and #IAMSORRY display.
Movies, Arts
‘3 Days To Kill’ Thriller Is Poorly Executed
By: Cameron Harding
McGinty’s 3 Days To Kill is a confused compilation of comedy and drama elements, with meager characters and an unimpressive action plot.
Arts, Column
Waiting For Liam Neeson
By: John Wiley
When I first heard Liam Neeson was visiting Boston College with his son on Tuesday, my natural response was to hunt him down. Why? Because Liam Neeson.
Column, Fashion, Arts
Trading In High Heels For Uggs And Embracing The Life Of The Swug
By: Therese Tully
For senior girls at BC, the swug life isn’t so much a choice as it is a year long commitment.
Arts
Chorduroy 2014 Listening Guide
By: John Wiley, Ariana Igneri, Michelle Tomassi
Chorduroy’s 2014 album features 15 original tracks from what the music organization identified as Boston College’s premier musical acts. The Scene previewed the tracks and artists featured on the project, with the hope of providing a road map for listeners to come.
Arts, Music
Avicii Modernizes Classic Bonnie and Clyde Tale With New Video
By: Ryan Dowd
“Addicted to You” has a catchy tune and stunning visuals, with aesthetic and thematic contrasts, but still feels a bit rushed.
Arts, Column
COLUMN: Confessions Of A Snowflake
By: Michelle Tomassi
Boston College students love the snow more than they care to admit, as told from the perspective of a snowflake.
