Arts Blog
Artist Profile: Tyron de Harlem is Preserving Hip-Hop Through Storytelling
As a documentarian, Tyron continues to educate himself on new artists and stay informed on the ever-evolving hip-hop landscape.
‘Succession’ and Fashion: How to Dress the Part
Ultimately the fashion of “Succession” tells a story: who fits in, who doesn’t, and who’s trying their hardest to claw their way to the top of the heap.
50 Years of Hip-Hop: The Producers Who Made It Happen
It feels necessary to highlight some of hip hop’s greatest producers throughout each era in order to celebrate it to the fullest.
A List of Tracks for Your Next Breakup
This one is for your “main character moment” as you romanticize your own misfortune.
Barry Rosenblum is Leading the Charge at Green Tea Studios
Rosenblum’s leadership at Green Tea Studios has been instrumental in its success as a premier recording facility in Los Angeles.
Artist Profile: V Don Is an Architect of the Underground Revival
By staying true to his style and prioritizing organic connections with artists, V Don has become one of the most sought-after producers in the Northeast.
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The eras that have defined Hip-hop up to its 50th anniversary can be viewed through the lens of its most iconic producers.
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Many a breakup ballad has been written by society's favorite musicians and can serve a breakup, or just a good cry.
A Bite of Home: Chinatown’s Best Bakeries, Ranked
With AAPI month fast approaching, Asians and allies alike should take this chance to connect with — and learn about — Asian culture through food.
What the Hell Happened: Gwyneth Paltrow’s Ski Trial
Above all, it was Paltrow’s casual indifference that drew the spotlight.
Sioux Chef Sean Sherman on Revitalizing Native American Cuisine
Needless to say, Sherman is at the forefront of food-related activism and an innovative powerhouse of culinary excellence.
Essential Sunglasses for Enjoying Harvard’s Two Weeks of Sunshine
With different frames for every vibe, it can be hard to find one pair that goes with everything.
Artist Profile: Claire J. Saffitz ’09 on Bread, Butter, and the Roads Less Traveled
Looking back on her career, over a decade after she was one of countless black caps lining the Yard for Harvard Commencement, Saffitz seems to have made the right choice.
Shaich’s Stake in Tatte: Ex-Panera CEO’s Value-Based Investing Paradigm
Today, stepping into Tatte in Harvard Square feels different from entering a fast-food chain, even in bakery form.
What the Hell Happened: Harry Potter and the HBO Max TV Remake
If Harry Potter is already a cult classic, why is HBO trying to remake it?
Being Barbie: An Unrealistic Ideal and a Feminist Icon
Barbie, like any insanely popular consumer good, can both cement cultural ideals and reflect their changes.
WTHH: Jill Biden, Can We Let Black Women Win?
Jill Biden inviting both teams instead is a slap in the face to LSU and the Black women who make it what it is.
Artist Profile: Mina Le, YouTube’s Fashion Maven
Though Le’s videos primarily focus on fashion history and pop culture trends, she often integrates nuanced political and historical commentary into her analysis.
Artist Profile: Isaac Pelayo Is A Painter in Top Form
At 26 years old, Pelayo has already achieved more acclaim than some artists achieve in a lifetime.
A Cultural Phenomenon: The Intellectual Appeal of NYT Puzzle Games
These games continue to fascinate readers of all ages, reflecting a cultural shift towards rewarding mental aptitude and intellectual pursuits.
Artist Profile: AA Rashid is the Voice Behind Griselda's Spiritual Journey
A chance meeting with Griselda Records president Westside Gunn in 2014 on a megabus near Atlanta marked the beginning of their creative partnership.
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AA Rashid is a New York-based artist and spiritual leader who works on projects for Griselda Records.