By: Ryan Dowd
Arts
This Weekend In Arts: January 16-19
By: Ariana Igneri
This weekend in the arts, the Tony-award winning musical Once will be performed at the Boston Opera House, a 50 Shades of Gray parody will be presented at Citi Shubert Theatre, and the Plain White T’s will be making their way to Boston College.
Arts
Goulding’s ‘Goodness Gracious’ Video Is Colorful Spectacle With Little Purpose
By: Katlyn Prentice
Goulding’s latest video is bursting with colors, but has little to add to the song.
Arts
‘High Hopes’ And Low Returns For Springsteen’s New Album
By: Sean Keeley
High Hopes is a disjointed album with a few standouts mixed with clunkers.
Arts, Movies
Call Of The Wild: ‘Wolf Of Wall Street’ Tells Untamed Tale Of Corporate Excess
Scorsese’s latest chronicles the life of stock-broker-turned-con-man Jordan Belfort, documenting-and arguably glorifying-the culture of sex, drugs, alcohol surrounding high finance in the late ’80s.
Arts, Music
R. Kelly Doesn’t Have Much To Show On Latest Record ‘Black Panties’
R. Kelly’s latest release, Black Panties, lacks variety and depth, with an overly sexual and repetitive track list.
Arts, Music
Britney’s Career-Encompassing Record Has Nothing New To Say
The few songs on Britney Jean that reflect the iconic eras of Spears’ career are not enough to salvage the album.
Arts, Fashion
RHA Event Auctions Sweaters, Raises Money For Local Charity
Milan is known for its leather, Paris is known for its perfume, New York is known for its avant-garde style-and now, Chestnut Hill is known for its tacky sweaters.
Arts, Television
The ‘How I Met Your Mother’ Dilemma
If television can teach you anything, it’s that the good times always end, and that the end is rarely as good as its beginning.
Arts, On Campus
Coloring The ‘Spectrum’
Every time the music slowed, the lyrics disappeared, and the lights dimmed, the movement of each and every dancer could be felt throughout at Boston College Dance Ensemble’s Spectrum show.
