Crimson staff writer
Noelle J. Chung
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“There is a curse in my blood”: 'Pachinko' is a Fascinating Exploration of Endurance, Family, and Time
With strong visuals and audio, “Pachinko”’s premiere is an enticing look into the sprawling history of Sunja’s family and the lasting desire within them to endure and obtain joy.
New City Microcreamery: Scientific Take on Classic Dessert Falls Flat
The novelty of Cambridge's New City Microcreamery, despite its name’s suggestion, fades quickly.
Harvard Commissions Artists to Promote Arts on Campus
The commissions aim to promote energizing and thought-provoking questions and act as collaborative partnerships between artists and the Harvard community.
Artist Profile: Nivi Ravi ’21 On Integrating Memory and Music
Serving as president of Collegium, Ravi noted, was the culmination of her artistic career in college.
‘The Harder They Fall’ Review: A Fun Retelling of a Western Falls A Little Flat in Execution
While his film doesn’t quite stick the landing, Samuel’s take on this classic genre is certainly a fun watch.
‘Tell It To My Heart’ Review: MEDUZA and Hozier’s Collaboration is Unoriginal But Catchy
While somewhat mainstream, the collaboration is a rather fun and charming piece that captures the characteristic sounds of each artist.
Retrospective: ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Blurs the Line between Fantasy and Reality
“Pan’s Labyrinth” sticks with its viewers long after the credits run, and that illusory quality is enforced by intentional ambiguity. Del Toro does not explicitly answer whether Ophelia’s experiences are fantasy or reality and instead leaves it up to the viewer.
Top Five Met Gala 2021 Looks
We finally saw a return of the Met Gala on Sept. 13. This year, invitees celebrated “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.”