Arts
'In a Violent Nature' Still
The faceless monster of "In a Violent Nature" stands threateningly in the distance.
Boston Underground Film Festival Returns
This year's Boston Underground Film Festival presents a great opportunity to get an early view of what could be some of 2024’s biggest indie hits.
The Boston Underground Film Festival Official Logo
The Boston Underground Film Festival is returning for its 24th year.
GRRL HAUS CINEMA Review: A Collection That Reflects Its Audience
The mix of programming explored the human experience, offering a blend of humor, poignancy, and creative ingenuity that captivates all.
‘Joyce Carol Oates: Letters to a Biographer’ Review: Understanding The Dark Lady of American Letters
In this epistolary collection, Greg Johnson gives readers a glimpse into Oates's professional life, writing process, and poignant humanity.
Author Profile: Celeste Ng Cares About More Than the Truth
Ng writes her fiction novels wielding a metaphorical crowbar, prying apart stories that initially appear objective to reveal inner nuances.
Harvard in Bloom: Springtime Stories from The Crimson’s Arts Board
With spring break concluded, spring at Harvard is a time for memories to be made.
Artist Profile: Harvard’s Own Williams* on Living to Create
Harvard is lucky to have an artist like Williams* on campus, documenting his college years through his music. And aren’t we lucky to take it all in.
Iris Apfel: The Power in the Idiosyncratic
Iris Apfel, by simply being authentic and steadfast in her captivating eccentricity and brilliant style, revolutionized the fashion world.
Concert Review: Ishay Ribo Brings ‘Solidarity and Soul’ to Harvard
Ribo’s performance and the togetherness of the night sought to give attendees strength and revitalized hope that they could take back with them.
‘Dune: Part Two:’ A Monument of Modern Cinema
There have been few cinematic experiences that have felt larger than the screen, yet “Dune: Part Two” sets a new bar for what blockbusters can be.
‘When Among Crows’ Review: Short and Bittersweet
Veronica Roth, the author behind the beloved “Divergent” novels, has breathed new life into Slavic folklore in her latest book, “When Among Crows.”
Matisyahu Concert Review: Constant Energy and Cohesive Sound
Returning to the stage with energy and a captivating sound, his performance is sure to delight and excite any and all fans of alternative and reggae music.
‘Colorfast’ Review: Simplicity and Beauty in Tandem
In “Colorfast,” poet Rose McLarney takes readers on a unique and nostalgic journey through her upbringing in the Appalachian Mountains.
‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ Review: A Live-Action Adaptation that Brings Hope to the Franchise
Netflix’s new live-action adaptation of “Avatar: The Last Airbender” strikes a perfect balance between paying homage to the 2005 Nickelodeon series and reimagining the storylines.
Whalemobile Makes a Splash: The Huge, Inflatable Whale that May be Coming Soon to a School Near You
Inflatable Nile looked majestic as ever on the dusty floor, having completed his job as a wonderful tool to teach kids about our planet’s largest animals.
'Joyce Carol Oates: Letters to a Biographer' Cover
Cover of Greg Johnson's "Joyce Carol Oates: Letters to a Biographer."
SoWA: The Artist’s Hub
Down a windy corridor in Boston’s South End lies a hub of art and design dubbed SoWa.
It’s What’s on the Inside That Counts — Or Is It?
A good cover reflects the time and effort invested by the author and publishing company, and is also the natural option for a book-lover.
'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Season 1 Still
Ian Ousley, Gordon Cormier, and Kiawentiio Tarbell in season 1 of "Avatar: The Last Airbender."
What to Watch Before ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3
Read on for recommendations for the best TV shows to screen in anticipation of the new season of “Bridgerton!"
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.