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Brady M. Connolly
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Comfort Shows To Get You Through Finals
In honor of the end of the semester, here is a selection of the Arts board's favorite comfort shows.
‘Succession’ Season Four Episode Four Review: Grieve, Grab, and Go
A perfect mixture of grief and grubbing, this bottle episode stands out for its effortless execution of a rock-solid script to perfectly prepare the way for the rest of the season.
‘Succession’ Season Four Premiere Review: Sundays Are For The Roys
In a virtually flawless premiere teeming with new and intriguing family dynamics, masterfully written dialogue, and its trademark brand of searing comedy, “Succession” effectively sets the stage for what is bound to be a remarkable final season.
2023 Oscars: Who Will Win and Who Should Win
The Oscars are less than a week away and everyone is making their best predictions about who will take home the top prizes. Two Crimson writers weigh in with their insight.
Case for Best Picture: 'The Banshees of Inisherin'
Disembodied fingers, a miniature donkey named Jenny, and a Catholic witch. These are just three of the outlandish entities that figure prominently in “The Banshees of Inisherin.”
Hasty Pudding Crowns Bob Odenkirk Man of the Year
The roast was not completely one-sided, however, as Odenkirk was able to sneak in a few jabs at Harvard during his comedic acceptance speech.
‘Hamilton’ Review: A Contemporary Classic Dazzles in Boston
Whether a reluctant theatergoer, a crazed fan, or somewhere in between, “Hamilton” is an exceptional artistic and educational experience that will win over the hearts of even the most skeptical attendees.
Arts Vanity: The Boston Common AMC Is The Moment
This megaplex movie theater is the closest thing you will find to heaven on the streets of Boston.
‘Causeway’ Review: A Resonant Portrait of Trauma and Transitions
In its efforts to recount Lynsey’s return to normalcy, the film artfully captures the flurry of mixed emotions that may entail such an experience while occasionally administering too great a dose of dramatic embellishment.