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Annie Harrigan
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Billie Eilish’s ‘everything i wanted’ is More Dark Than Memorable
Although a deeply personal song, in comparison to Eilish’s other work, “everything i wanted” does not stand out.
Doja Cat Takes Charge on ‘Hot Pink’
Through her sexually explicit lyrics and dynamic rap verses, Doja Cat makes it known that, when it comes to relationships, she is in charge.
Arts Vanity: Students in Your Section as RuPaul’s Drag Race Contestants
If you’re offended because you feel as if this article reads you for filth, remember, this is “RuPaul’s Drag Race” not “RuPaul’s Best Friends’ Race.”
Bishop Briggs Bares All on ‘Champion’
Despite what its name implies, “Champion”’s overall message is not one of victory. Its self-awareness and smooth instrumentation make it Briggs’s most vulnerable work yet.
Bishop Briggs Proves to Boston that She’s a ‘Champion’
Bishop Briggs is not one to shy away from the dramatic.
‘The Spongebob Musical’ Tour Brings Boston ‘The Best Day Ever’
The brand new tour cast of The Spongebob Musical reminded audiences at the Boch Center why Spongebob Squarepants is loved across generations.
‘Zombieland: Double Tap’: Worth The Ten-Year Wait
The world definitely did not need a zombie movie sequel 10 years after the original movie premiered. However, if the world did, in fact, have space for one more — and very late — zombie movie, it needed to be exceptional. In short, it needed to be “Zombieland: Double Tap.”
15 Years Later, Green Day’s ‘American Idiot’ Still Resonates
Today, “American Idiot” is still as politically relevant as ever.
‘Black Light’ Creates a Politically Charged Escape for Those at a Crossroads
“Black Light” is a cabaret that explores the intersection of blackness and queerness through dramatic storytelling and '80s inspired music.