Arts
‘Born Pink’ Album Review: Blackpink Is The Evolution Of K-pop
Not only did Blackpink go out of their comfort zone with the production on "Born Pink," they also managed to push the boundaries in the K-pop industry.
Lizzy McAlpine Concert Review: Racing Headfirst Toward Indie Renown
The singer-songwriter stopped by the Sinclair on Sept. 21st, celebrating her birthday and homecoming with an intimate and heartwarming performance.
Single Review: The Escapist Delight of The 1975’s ‘All I Need to Hear’
If the seven unreleased songs on “Being Funny in a Foreign Language” are as timeless and subtle as this single, The 1975 may just have composed their most thoughtful and listenable album yet.
‘Tomorrow 2’ Review: Glorilla and Cardi B Co-sign
If “Tomorrow 2” is emblematic of the type of music that Glorilla will make in the future, then she is definitely here to stay.
The Best TV Shows to Watch for Fall (Not Including ‘Gilmore Girls’)
One of the best ways to get into the fall spirit without leaving the comfort of your bed is by watching TV shows that either take place in fall or simply make you feel warm and cozy inside. Here are seven of the best shows to binge this fall.
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The cast of "How I Met Your Mother" at the at the 100th episode celebration in 2010. From left, Neil Patrick Harris, Cobie Smulders, Jason Segel, Alyson Hannigan, and Josh Radnor.
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Amrit Kaur, Pauline Chalamet, Alyah Chanelle Scott star in "The Sex Lives of College Girls" on HBO Max.
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On Oct. 10, the Brattle Theater will play two showings of “Do the Right Thing,” at 1:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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Lizzy McAlpine embarked on her first headlining tour this fall with support from Carol Ades.
‘Bros’ Review: Just Your Average Bromance
While the film is notable for being one of the first gay romantic comedies from a major studio, its boundary-breaking nature cannot make up for what it lacks in the way of consistent humor and strong performances.
"Bros" Film Poster
While "Bros" is notable for being one of the first gay romantic comedies from a major studio, its boundary-breaking nature cannot make up for what it lacks in the way of consistent humor and strong performances.
‘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.
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A true crime obsession lurks in the shadows of the collective American consciousness weaving through movie plots and infesting Netflix algorithms. Call it morbid or fascinating, this explosion of content is inescapable.
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.
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Looking to get out of the Harvard Square bubble, but don’t want to go across the river? Look no further than Central Square.
Larissa Pham’s ‘Pop Song’ Review: A Distressing Memoir about Delusive Coping Strategies
While the "Pop Song" should be applauded for its poetic prose, intelligence, and raw honesty that will certainly resonate with young readers grappling with hurtful experiences, Pham’s vulnerability borders on trauma porn.
‘La Bohème’ Review: Boston Lyric Opera Gloriously Reimagines Puccini’s Masterpiece
Boston Lyric Opera and Yuval Sharon bring the timeless story of love and loss to audiences in a way never before seen without compromising Puccini’s original vision.
15 Years Later, ‘Gossip Girl’ Lives On
15 years after the show’s debut, “Gossip Girl” serves as a specific time capsule for a specific era, but its overall content is best left behind us.