Arts
Office for the Arts Develops Digital Performance Series to Combat Social Isolation
The Office for the Arts launched a digital series called "Pause for Art" featuring artistic performances by Harvard affiliates, with the aim of providing viewers a sense of community through music, poetry, and other art forms.
Hulu’s ‘Hillary’ Thinks Back When We Should Look Forward
The show diverges little from the documentary form — fluid and insightful, but unremarkable.
Unpopular Opinion: 'Love is Blind''s Premise is Terrible for Real Relationships
This notion is constantly repeated throughout the show — either make a permanent commitment or walk away completely.
On “color theory,” Soccer Mommy Slumps and Soars
Soccer Mommy's latest album “color theory” does not succeed in spite of its contradictions, but because of them.
An Evening with Emily King at the Somerville Theatre
“When I sing, it reminds me of what I’m supposed to do,” singer-songwriter Emily King said to a sold-out crowd during her show last month at the Somerville Theatre.
‘Richard III Would Be In Adams’ And Other Things ‘Exit; Pursued By a Bear’ Can Tell Us About Harvard
Another actor lurched over from under the table, took a sip from the bowl, then finished off the wine, an action Harvard discourages in the wake of Coronavirus, per prior university emails.
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Hyperion Shakespeare Company presents "exit, pursued by a bear."
Iger Leaves Disney’s Future Uncertain After Stepping Down as CEO
No one can deny Bob Iger’s place in Hollywood history: Under his leadership as CEO of The Walt Disney Company, the Mouse House set unprecedented box office records.
'The Way Back' is Ben Affleck’s Redemption
Less a tour-de-force sports drama than one man’s journey towards redemption and sobriety, “The Way Back” marks director Gavin O’Connor’s first sports film since “Warrior” (2011).
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Bob Iger (left), former CEO of the Walt Disney Company next to Peter Rice (right), Chairman of Walt Disney Television.
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Ben Affleck stars as Jake Cunningham in "The Way Back" (2020), directed by Gavin O'Connor.
The Show Must Go On: Theater, Dance & Media Concentrators, Courses Adapt to COVID-19 Outbreak
As students prepare for online instruction for the remainder of the semester in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, arts concentrators are facing a number of challenges in completing their thesis projects and coursework.
Music Video Breakdown: ‘Falling’ by Harry Styles
Styles stops playing only to cradle his drink, as he sings about having “no one to blame but the drink in [his] wandering hands.”
Music Video Breakdown: 'The Box' by Roddy Ricch
Through a hodgepodge of action scenes, the video reflects the classic and contemporary hip-hop themes of Ricch’s song.
‘Richard III Would Be In Adams’ And Other Things ‘Exit; Pursued By a Bear’ Can Tell Us About Harvard
Another actor lurched over from under the table, took a sip from the bowl, then finished off the wine, an action Harvard discourages in the wake of coronavirus, per University email.
Portrait of an Artist: Director Andrew Heckler
The Harvard Crimson spoke with Heckler about how going undercover in the KKK to research for "Burden" motivated his storytelling.
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Robbie Brenner (left) and Andrew Heckler (right) attend the LA premiere of "Burden."
Career Retrospective: I. M. Pei
Bold and brilliant, embedded into a mountain or rising to define a skyline, Pei’s versatile modernist structures at once inspire both awe and controversy.
Moses Sumney Unveils Artistic Rejuvenation in ‘græ: Part 1’
Listening to “græ: Part 1” is an entirely visceral experience, imprinting one’s mind with Sumney's exploration of identity.
Music Video Breakdown: Taylor Swift's 'The Man' Critiques Double Standards
“The Man” brings this double standard to life as Tyler is applauded as a womanizer, while Taylor was demonized for dating around.
‘On the Wings of Keeradacks’ Feels Like Just Another Episode
“On the Wings of the Keeradacks” feels just like any random episode from the more than one hundred in the series library.