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Mira S. Alpers
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Crimson Jam Features Virtual Performances from Giveon and Harvard Students
Due to the pandemic, Harvard traditions have had to look a little different this year, and Crimson Jam, Harvard’s annual concert and block party, was no exception.
‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Is Just Plain Bad
Here’s a fun drinking game to play while watching “Hillbilly Elegy” (directed by Ron Howard): Take a shot every time someone yells. Take another every time Glenn Close’s Mamaw stumbles angrily toward someone.
Portrait of An Artist: Pianist Angelica Sanchez
The Harvard Crimson sat down with acclaimed jazz pianist Angelica Sanchez to talk about her artistic processes, neuroscience, and her latest project "How to Turn the Moon."
Bright Eyes’ ‘Miracle of Life’ is Hauntingly Cold
“This song should not exist in 2020 America,” Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst wrote in the press release for the band's new single “Miracle of Life.”
From Our Writers: What Books Kept You Sane In Quarantine?
Our writers turned to books for solace throughout quarantine: Here are their top picks for what soothed them most.
From Our Writers: What We're Reading Over Break
Three of our writers dive into what books they're reading over break, and why.
'Rebecca' is Beautiful and Empty
This new adaptation is stunning, stressful, and messy: It delivers beautiful cinematography and psychological thrills, but fails to address the more interesting aspects of the source material.
Arts Playlist: Comforting Songs
Think of it as a warm hug. As long as we can’t be together, the Arts Board might as well send one to you sonically.
‘dusk’ Captures the Lethargy of the Moment
In her latest EP “dusk,” bedroom pop-artist and occasional TikTok sensation mxmtoon delivers a contemplative meditation on quarantine.
‘Jack’ Examines the Morality of Love When Stakes are High
Robinson’s examination of the ways love can be selfish and damaging is simultaneously engaging and heartbreaking.