By: Ryan Dowd
No matter what the results are, The Grammys are important for generating discussion about today’s music, not just for dictating our taste.
Arts, On Campus
Times New Roman Rocks 37B At First Concert Of Mod Series
By: Michelle Tomassi & John Wiley
William Bolton, CSOM ’16, revealed new singles and his music video ‘Diamonds’ at his show on Thursday night.
Arts, Movies, Column
Two Truths And A Lie
By: Ariana Igneri
As a kid, I missed out on a lot of relevant and classic things in the arts world-including Harry Potter-is it too late to get cultured?
Arts, On Campus
28 Years Later: Baden, ‘Every Day,’ And The Wheels Project
By: John Wiley
BC Professor Karl Baden explores the many faces of photography in The Wheels Project on display in Waltham, MA.
Arts, On Campus
A Talented Cast Of Five Examines Chaos And Relationships In ‘The Clean House’
By: Annie McEwen
Director Billy McEntee, A&S ’14 and the BC Theatre Department delivered ‘a beautiful and powerful mess in The Clean House‘ this weekend.
Arts, Movies
‘Jack Ryan’ Falls In The Shadows Of Its Action Film Predecessors
By: Logan Wren
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit is a grab bag of an action film: it contains many popular elements of the genre, but it lacks originality and tries too much.
Arts, Movies
Beattie’s Adaptation Fails To Bring ‘Frankenstein’ To Life
By: Amy Chappelhow
Even if one attempted to emotionally invest in any of the stereotypical characters in I, Frankenstein, director Beattie gives his audience very little chance.
Arts, Column
Retouched Beauty: Changing Bodies And Saving Face
By: John Wiley
The Aerie Real campaign marks a shift in retail practices away from exclusionary standards. Women’s magazines and other institutions of high fashion, however, are unlikely to adopt the inclusive attitudes of retailers.
Column, Music, Arts
Televised Tunes: Pros And Cons Of Commercialized Music
By: Matt Mazzari
The television and music industries have reached a point at which the mediums are almost as one.
Arts, Fashion, Column
‘One Size Fits Most’ Is An Inherently Exclusionary Policy
By: Therese Tully
People who cannot comfortably fit in Brandy Melville one size fits most styles-as well as those opposed to the ideals that the company is holding up-will, in time, come to walk out the door.
