Crimson staff writer
Cate A. Engles
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A Legacy of Song
According to the Pitches’ memory books, the founders wanted to create a space for themselves in an otherwise “male-oriented” campus. Fifty years later, the group continues to uphold its original mission of — literally — uplifting women’s voices.
From the Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘Survival is Insufficient’ Short Film Showcase
“Survival is Insufficient” brought many fresh ideas to BUFF this year, leaving audience members prepared for what may manifest in this lifetime or another.
From The Boston Underground Film Festival: ‘Moon Garden’ Review
Despite the weak plot-line and clichéd dialogue, BUFF audience members delighted in the thrill of visual experience that Harris gave in “Moon Garden.”
Laura Coe’s ‘Falling Together’ is an Immersive Experience into the History of Breakdancing
An important part of Coe’s performance was honoring the space and the ground upon which she and her partners danced.
James Beard Foundation America’s Classics Awards: Highlighting Delicious Food in Our Communities
The JBF’s America’s Choice awards shine a spotlight on the places that prioritize the small joys of going out for food.
‘TRUSTFALL’ Album Review: P!NK’s Realization That You Can’t Go It Alone
“TRUSTFALL” is reminiscent of the punk-rock pop of P!NK’s previous albums, offering an inspiring message to get the listener through the hard times in life.
Artist Profile: Hannah Adler’s ’25 Journey of Creating a Grammy Award-Winning Album with her Youth Symphony
Grammy-award winner Hannah K. Adler ’25 is at the forefront of modern classical music.