Arts
For Junior Family Weekend, Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra Outstandingly Performs Sibelius and Haydn
The orchestra highlighted the sprightly stylistic and structural innovations of Jean Sibelius’s Symphony No. 3 in C major, Op. 52.
Kahan’s ‘Mess’ Exudes Vulnerability and Relatability
Like the indie artist’s previous songs, “Mess” marries soft fingerpicking with solemn lyrics that crescendo into a catchy, repetitive chorus.
In Photos: Cultural Rhythms 2019
The Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations held its 34th Cultural Rhythms Festival honoring Janet Mock, an acclaimed writer, producer, director, and transgender rights advocate as the Artist of The Year on Saturday.
‘Captain Marvel’ Is About a Woman. That’s Not the Point.
Idealizing "Captain Marvel" as an answer to a long-standing feminist question feels incorrect, but so does disparaging it as inconsequential.
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Brie Larson stars as Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel in “Captain Marvel” (2019), directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck.
Yearning for a Revolution in ‘Infinite Football’
Porumboiu brings a unique insight to the documentary in drawing visual parallels between Ginghina’s ambitions and the future of Romanian modernization.
Instagram Saw it First: Food Trends of 2016
In 2016, the Instagram food scene had taken off, with bloggers popping up right and left and racking up hundreds of thousands of followers.
What the Hell Happened: The New GOT Trailer is Impossibly Dark
The new trailer is so dark that it is literally impossible to know what is going on, and anyone who says otherwise is flat-out lying.
A Conversation with Park Chan-wook at the Harvard Film Archive
Acclaimed South Korean writer and director Park Chan-wook visited the Harvard Film Archives to discuss the influences of his signature filmmaking style.
A Conversation on Literature, Love, and Loneliness with Hilton Als
Critic Hilton Als and novelist Claire Messud talked cultural monoliths, a Barbadian family heritage, and the gravity of the human condition on March 4.
