Arts Contributor Alexandra Irausquin thinks that a social media movement has ruined the culture at concerts.
Arts, Column
Leaf: Breaking Down the Red Carpet Looks From the Grammys’ Big Winners
Staff Writer Parker Leaf dissects Grammy looks from the winners of the four biggest categories.
Arts, Column
Chung: Front Runners and Dark Horses at This Year’s Grammy Awards
Arts staff writer Junsoo Chung discusses who he thinks will be the front runners of the 2023 Grammys Awards on Feb. 3
Movies, Arts
‘My Policeman’ Depends on Sheer Celebrity Star Power, Underdelivers with Shoddy Acting
The anticipated period film attempts to weave forbidden romance with a moody British setting, but fails to deliver compelling performances.
Review, Arts
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Stands as Solid Thriller Movie Despite the External Drama
Olivia Wilde’s ‘Don’t worry Darling’ captivates its audience with thrilling storyline despite the drama surrounding the movie.
Arts, On Campus
BC On Tap Shuffles To Success in the First-Ever Showcase
BC On Tap shines in first solo showcase event, highlighting dancers both new and experienced.
Arts, On Campus
BC Dynamics Enchant Crowd With Addictive A Cappella
BC Dynamics put on their spring a cappella show, demonstrating a range of vocals to their Euphoria theme.
Arts, On Campus
Dynamics Head to International A Cappella Competition Quarterfinals
The Boston College Dynamics will compete in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella quarterfinals in-person on Feb. 26.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Golden’ Video Offers Temporary Escape from COVID Era
The ‘Golden’ music video by Harry Styles oozes cosmopolitan class and pre-COVID nostalgia.
Fashion, Column, Arts
Mayer: If Gender is Fluid, Then So is Fashion
Associate arts editor Grace Mayer explores gender-fluid fashion and how it is redefining masculine and feminine style.
