Arts Blog
‘Monster’ Should Be a Turning Point for True Crime
A true crime obsession lurks in the shadows of the collective American consciousness weaving through movie plots and infesting Netflix algorithms.
Welcome to Central
Looking to get out of the Harvard Square bubble, but don’t want to go across the river? Look no further than Central Square.
A Truly Unbiased Ranking of Harvard’s Upperclassmen Dining Halls
For most Harvard students, Harvard University Dining Services, or HUDS, provides the vast majority of our daily nutrition, for better or for worse.
Luxury Resale and the Preservation of Prestige
Luxury brands are unsure of how to react to this growing market, but they are increasingly revealing what they’ll do to preserve their prestigious names.
Top 5 Fall Fashion Predictions (at Harvard and Beyond)
After the humid and stylistically-confusing weather of summer’s end, fall has finally arrived.
‘Poor Unfortunate Souls’: The Dangers Of Disney’s Attempts at Representation
Regardless of the details, the clear outpouring of anti-Black rhetoric against Bailey revealed that many Americans want to protect their classic Disney tales.
What the Hell Happened: Quinta Brunson Accepts Emmy With an 'Unconscious' Jimmy Kimmel at Her Feet
An elated Brunson, herself, even lined Kimmel up for the perfect transition, speaking excitedly into the microphone: “Jimmy wake up, I won!”
A Symphony of Flavors: Tasting Menus, Revisited
The position of the culinary arts within the world of creative expression is much like that of a 12-year-old in a college seminar.
French Laundry Tasting Menu
The basic unifying principle of all tasting menus is a reversal of traditional power dynamics between producer and consumer.
El Jefe’s Food Review: Bigger and Better, but It Just Isn’t the Same
Although nearly everything new about the popular Mexican joint was changed for the better, the memory of old El Jefe’s still lingers.
What The Hell Happened: The Queen’s Death Breaks the Internet
If you’re reading this, you outlived Queen Elizabeth II.
'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' Turns 5: The Radical Reinvention of a Franchise
When creating the game, producer Eiji Aonuma stated that their mission was to “quite plainly re-think the conventions of ‘Zelda’."
Maybe She’s Born With It: Nepotism at New York Fashion Week
In order to succeed in modeling, you can’t just be a Cindy, you have to be her daughter.
Is Veganism the New Fine Dining?
Veganism has attempted various coups d’états in haute cuisine establishments across the globe. In 2021, Daniel Humm’s Eleven Madison Park made its pivotal switch to a plant-based menu.
Gen Z Runs the World: Harvard Square Restaurant Edition
El Jefe’s Taqueria has a new location? Kung Fu Tea has a new competitor in town? Why does Harvard Square have not one, not two, but three ramen restaurants?
What the Hell Happened: 'Don't Worry Darling's’ Trainwreck Press Tour
“Don’t Worry Darling” had everything going for it. But much like the film’s idyllic setting in the fictional utopia, things aren’t always as they initially appear.
Amsale Aspire: A Look Back on the Iconic Career and Legacy of Amsale Aberra
“Anyone who has faced a challenge and who's had a dream can be inspired by Amsale’s story,” Clarence O’Neill Brown '74 said of his wife, the legendary fashion designer Amsale Aberra.
A Comprehensive Harvard Square Restaurant Guide
Tired of cooking yourself the same kind of meals night after night? Hoping to experience some variety that your dining hall can’t offer? Read on for the definite guide to a perfect outing.
Think Piece: The Rise of Food Apps
Are food centric apps the next evolution of culinary consumer culture or merely a gimmick-filled marketing ploy to turn a profit off of hungry college kids?
Coachella 2022, Weekend One: Best & Worst Dressed Celebrities
Those not in attendance may not be able to come by a live Megan Thee Stallion performance, but they can still observe (and judge) celebrity outfits.
Concert Archives is the ‘Goodreads’ Concert-Lovers Never Knew They Needed
With Concert Archives downloaded, perhaps users can fight off the P.C.D. and ride the concert high for a little while longer.
What the Hell Happened: The Revolve Festival Controversy
Revolve Festival not only failed to meet attendees’ expectations, but jeopardized their physical safety in a disaster of mismanagement.
Food Guide: Harvard Square Ice Cream Shops
With plenty of ice cream shops in Harvard Square, which is the best one to go to?
The Rationale Behind the Modern Obsession with Period Dramas
What’s not to love about period dramas?
What The Hell Happened: BTS Confirm New Album
While Big Hit Music has yet to release any further information about the upcoming release, that hasn’t deterred ARMYs from making their own predictions. Proposed hypotheses include that the name of the album will be “WE” to reflect “ME,” and that the album’s cover will be purple to symbolize BTS’s growth.