Andrew R. Chow
Robertson Falls Short of Former Greatness
Robertson’s first release in 13 years is a lilting retrospective that recalls both the good and the bad of his long career, and, while the album breaks no new ground, it easily displays his prowess as a songwriter.
Portrait of an Artist: Frederick “Ricky” D. Kuperman ’11
Choreographer, performer, and director Frederick “Ricky” D. Kuperman ’11 is a psychology concentrator in Lowell House. He has choreographed for numerous organizations on campus, including the Harvard Ballet Company and the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club.
'Rango' is Inspired Genre Subversion
“Rango” is a parody of its genre that seems intent on diminishing the value of the Western and its cinematic traditions—yet despite all of its mockery and self-deprecation, it's a charming film that reflects only positively on the genre that gave it birth.
Maple Leafs General Manager Brian Burke Discusses Hockey Concussions
Toronto Maple Leafs President and General Manager Brian P. Burke hosted a conversation at Harvard Law School on Friday, telling a crowd of students and hockey fans that concussions were an inevitable “occupational risk” in hockey but that the National Hockey League was “ahead of the curve” in dealing with them.
Girl Talk’s Incongruous Magic
The House of Blues has hosted many large bands, but on Saturday night only one man with a laptop commanded ...
'Cedar Rapids' Lacks Laughs and Inspiration
Although successful in some respects, “Cedar Rapids” is to “The Hangover” as Cedar Rapids the city is to Las Vegas: much less energetic and much more forgettable.
