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Xander D. Patton
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Harvard ARTS FIRST Festival Brings Community to Campus
Much like the events from the festival ignited curiosity and wonder in viewers, the ARTS FIRST Festival sparked a sense of unity across the Harvard community.
“Murder Mystery 2” Review - Alibis, Lies, and Plenty of Dead Guys
After the couple’s success solving the big case of the first film, they decide to open a detective business and mysterious mayhem ensues.
From The Boston Underground Film Festival: 'The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster' Review
“The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster” is an explosively powerful film that turns the classic novel “Frankenstein” on its head.
From The Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘The Nightsiren’ is a Tale of Inclusion, Community, and Womanhood
Screened last week on March 22, “The Nightsiren” glued audiences to their seats with shock at the Boston Underground Film Festival.
‘Of an Age’ Review: A Narratively and Visually Compelling Queer Romance
“Of an Age” is an Australian gay coming of age story from Director Goran Stolevski, only the second feature length film of his career.
Brighton Bazaar’s Retromania: Bringing Vintage to the Present
If Brighton Bazaar’s Retromania proved anything, it’s that the community answers when thrifting calls.
What The Hell Happened: Tom Brady Ends NFL Career After 23 Years
Although uncertain if this retirement will truly be his last, it is safe to say that many eyes will be on the next steps that Brady takes.
‘Queen of Magic’ Review: Magic, Family, and Acceptance. Can One Woman Have it All?
Described by the director as a “tale of ambition, friendship, and legacy”, the “Queen of Magic” delivers a story that truly captures the complexity of narratives concerning successful women.
Artist Profile: Lowertown Gets Reflective With Their Newest Album “The Gaping Mouth”
Lowertown has a hard time being categorized into just one genre. The public has referred to them as bedroom pop while their PR has defined them as lo-fi darlings.
‘The Car’ Review: Arctic Monkeys’ Hypnotic Testament to Forward Movement
The rock and roll lifestyle of their youth being traded for the stun of an orchestra is not only tolerated, but welcomed.