Danielle L. Eisenman
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Boston Fashion Week: A Model for Accessible Fashion
Boston Fashion Week, which showcases the work of Boston’s fashion talent, has been around since 1995.
Central Square Theater’s ‘Frankenstein’ Offers a Fresh, Yet Faithful, Interpretation of Mary Shelley’s Masterpiece
Central Square Theater’s “Frankenstein” forgoes common misconceptions and instead closely examines Shelley’s story of Dr. Victor Frankenstein and his creation.
From Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: Sunday Sound Bites
Some musicians are admired (the crowd goes “Wow,”) while others are adored (the crowd goes “Aww”). Chicago-based rapper Noname, with her permanently lit up doe-eyes, her full giggles, and her boundless charm, is really, really adorable.
From Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: Saturday Sound Bites
Saadiq’s positive energy has no bounds. He even made a story about his brother dying of a heroin overdose uplifting.
From Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: Fleet Foxes Dazzle Fans With Old Favorites
Bands don’t exist for the purpose of being popular, but there’s something a bit unfortunate about Fleet Foxes’ relationship with fame.
From Pitchfork Music Festival 2018: Danielle's Friday Sound Bites
Each year, Pitchfork uses its high-profile festival as an opportunity to bring attention to local Chicago-based musicians.
‘Violent Femmes’ Still Sounds Fresh, But Flails in the Age of #MeToo
“Violent Femmes” serves as yet another reminder that cultural touchstones aren’t morally infallible.
Top Five Hole Covers
While Hole is best enjoyed through their original songs, their covers highlight the band’s special style and their respect for other musicians.
‘Pin Cushion’ Redefines Horror with Glitter, Lip Gloss, and Kitsch Porcelain
The highly stylized film displays a deceivingly cutesy exterior, stuffed with baby animals and pink everything, but adeptly invites an intimate glance into the most horrifying chambers of human consciousness.
In ‘Heart Berries,’ an Important Narrative Overshadows Amateur Execution
This book is an exciting step forward for representation in literature, and the arts in general.
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