Arts
‘Butter’ Review: BTS’ Heart-Melting Summer Love Story
BTS' latest single churns retro energy into a deliciously danceable recipe for success.
Feature: Jennifer 8. Lee ‘98-99 and Graham A. Sack '03 Receive Sloan Sundance Grant
The Harvard Observatory became one of the few places that hired women as researchers, who began making incredible scientific advances. This historical saga forms the basis of Lee’s and Sack’s project.
‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Finale Review: The Perfect End to a Rocky Season
“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” followed the blueprint of its Marvel movie predecessors. Adaptations of the trademark Marvel structure work for a reason, beloved by fans who keep coming back.
‘Ziwe’ Premiere Review: Give Ziwe All The Talk Shows
For those who don’t usually watch talk shows, “Ziwe” will not only be a worthwhile watch, but one that flies by, making for great binge-watching when the episodes are all out.
‘Zero’ Review: A Look at a Real Life Superhero Through the Eyes of an Average Teen
Filmed completely in Milan with a group of mostly unknown actors, “Zero” was a new venture into foreign-produced superhero franchises for Netflix.
‘Life in Color’ Review: A Charming Look at the Role Color Plays on Earth
There’s the iconic and well-known face, the beautiful landscape, and the subjects of the show itself — in many ways, “Life in Color” establishes itself in the tradition of Attenborough’s other nature documentaries.
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Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan in "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier."
'The Off-Season' Review: Cole is the MVP
Amid the countless statements the rapper makes on this record, “The Off-Season” is first and foremost a reflection of Cole’s unyielding growth.
‘BigPurrrr’ Review: A King Reclaims His Crown
Musically, RollingRay's “BigPurrrrr” is not written, produced, or rapped particularly well, but make no mistake — RollingRay is not a rapper, he is an icon. And the song is iconic.
Shirley Chen ‘22 Takes the Lead in Indie Drama “Beast Beast”
Talking to Chen, it was hard not to notice the similarities she shares with the fictional Krista — both are upbeat, bubbly, and deeply invested in the power and craft of acting.
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Shirley Chen '22 (left) stars as Krista and Jose Angeles (right) stars as Nito in "Beast Beast," directed by Danny Madden.
Everyday Grace with Sarah Lloyde Kaufman
To hear Kaufman speak is to be inspired by her investment in studying the myriad choreographed movements of humanity.
Chicago Rapper D2x on Latest Project 'The Color Blue,' Channeling Inspiration
With inspirations ranging from Earl Sweatshirt to Pablo Picasso’s “Blue Period,” Chicago rapper D2x is ready to have the world appreciate his art.
Leahy Ardon Profile: Levity, Laurels, and the Levant
Artist, educator, and activist all in one, Ardon navigates her different roles with apparent ease.
“Cox and Box” Brings Joy in a Gloomy Time
Undeterred by the circumstances, the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players are using the unusual setting to stage a return to semi-normalcy.
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Leahy Ardon performs an original anti-war song at the Berklee Performance Center.
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"Cox and Box; or, The Long-Lost Brothers" is the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players' first full-length production since the onset of the pandemic.