Hayley C. Cuccinello
Over-the-Top Novel Chronicles Sex Strike in Suburbia
The plot, which centers around a mysterious curse that causes a town’s women to shun their husbands and boyfriends sexually, might sound like the makings of horror to some.
Mariachi Véritas Builds Northeastern Home
Last Friday and Saturday, Mariachi Véritas de Harvard did not simply draw audience members to listen to their music, but ...
Portrait of an Artist: Charlie Albright '11
Charlie Albright ’11, who has already performed with Yo-Yo Ma three times, reflects on the road ahead to becoming a classical pianist.
Sci-Fi Parody ‘Paul’ is Too Safe a Satire
While Pegg's and Frost's prior collaborations have pushed audiences’ limits and had resultant moments of comic genius, “Paul” takes a safer—if more lucrative—route, settling for taking easy shots at Bible-thumpers and comic-book nerds.
Straub's 'Other People' Charm with a Wry Smile
There is not a single plucky heroine or Prince Charming to be found in Emma Straub’s endearing new collection of short stories about love.
Channing Tatum Not Afraid to Fail Early
Though Tatum is best known for his portrayals of military men, his career is anything but uniform. With a resume that boasts everything from a romantic lead in the dance phenomenon “Step Up” to this year’s comedic role in Ron Howard’s “The Dilemma”—as well as personal producing credits—Tatum is more than a pretty face and a buff exterior.
Laugh Riot Festival XIII: Livin' on Da Edge
Harvard's only long-form improvisational comedy group hosts a comedy festival featuring performers from colleges nationwide.
Grace's 'Romeo & Juliet' Adds Modern Twist And Youthful Whimsy
In this rendition of Shakespeare’s tragedy, which runs in the Loeb Experimental Theater from December 3-5 and again from December 8-11, Romeo and Juliet are shown for what they are: teenagers who are closer to childhood than adulthood and have more passion than they can handle.
Directors Tell a Funny Story
Eleven years and several collaborations later, they are promoting “It’s Kind of a Funny Story,” their film adaptation of Ned Vizzini’s novel of the same name
