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Xinran (Olivia) Ma
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Baleia Review: Boston’s New Burst of Flavor
Baleia presents the multifaceted Portuguese cuisine while acknowledging the cultures and spices that have influenced its distinctive flavor.
Daisy the Great Concert Review: A Night of Heartfelt Harmonies and Humors
Daisy the Great made themselves memorable and approachable through their songs, conversations with the crowd, and sprinkles of dry humor.
‘Astor’ Review: A Metamorphosis of an American Dynasty
This nonfiction work successfully incorporates historic accounts with archival details and secondary commentaries, bringing its characters to life and unraveling the intergenerational metamorphosis of the Astor family.
From The Vault Tracks in ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’: Being Vulnerable Again
Nine years later, Taylor Swift finally can own her songs with vulnerability, confidence, and freedom.
Think Faster, Listen Faster: The Podcast Renaissance
Podcasts have come to represent a milestone in the digitization of information, disseminating stories in a more succinct and accessible way.
‘The Iliad’ Review: Emily Wilson Revives the Ancient Sensations
By translating not only the Greek text but also the cultural context, Wilson makes this ancient tale readable, enjoyable, and, most importantly, relatable.
Rhythms in the Rain: A Night of Latin Dance and Cultural Exchange
Despite the rain, people were still finding ways to connect, socialize, dance, and have fun in the Sanctuary Theatre.