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.
Music, Arts
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.
Television, Arts
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.
On Campus, Arts
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.
Movies, Arts
Animated Film ‘Frozen’ Breaks Disney Princess Conventions
Frozen depicts a moral tale of love and sacrifice, reviving Disney’s traditional charm, but forgoing some of its long-observed traditions-and it’s for the better.
Movies, Arts
Cooper’s New Thriller ‘Out Of The Furnace’ Lunges Into The Fire
Although Bale and Affleck give solid performances, Out of the Furnace lacks conviction, and suffers from a generic and unbelievable writing.
Arts, Movies
‘Philomena’ Finds Truth In Its Characters
Judi Dench and Steve Coogan explore untapped talent through their roles in Stephen Frears’ Oscar-worthy film Philomena.
Column, Arts
COLUMN: ‘Back To December’
Taylor Swift, Christmas lights, and a string of thoughts inspired a little wintertime reflection as I walked through O’Neill Plaza this week.
