“The most special moments of connection can only happen off camera,” Rosen said. “So that was an interesting, just like personal lesson for me as a filmmaker going forward as well, that sometimes you gotta let go of trying to get everything and just as important as what you do capture is also like the actual, genuine connections you're making with the people who are in your film.” 

The film follows producer Lorne Micheals (Gabriel LaBelle) and his crew as they prepare to air SNL live for the first time. 

I used to think closure could only be achieved through deep conversations and attempts to understand one another, like the dramatic scenes you see in movies. Admittedly, I have seen too many of these examples and may need to touch grass more often. My experiences never go down in the typical Hollywood fashion. 

It was a busy weekend for women’s sports on the Heights. The weekend started with an overtime win for BC field hockey against the No. 3 ranked UVA Cavaliers. The BC women’s hockey team played their home opener against the No. 1 ranked Wisconsin Badgers in Conte Forum, but faced two hard losses. Finally, BC...