Crimson staff writer
Makenna J. Walko
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‘Glory and Gore’ Review: A Student Film Where ‘Saltburn’ Meets ‘The Secret History’
“Glory and Gore” can be aptly described as a cross between Donna Tartt’s novel “The Secret History” and the 2023 hit film “Saltburn.”
Arts Vanity: Top Vintage Trends To Bring Back in 2025
Here is a comprehensive list of every retro trend I believe we need to bring back in 2025.
‘& Juliet’ Review: From Star-Crossed Lover to Star of the Show
Directed by Luke Sheppard, "& Juliet" hands power back to its heroine and makes it clear that the age-old story is worth revisiting.
Alden & Harlow Review: Bold Flavors, Fresh Fare, and Family-Style Dining
This tendency to combine the familiar with the unexpected is both Alden & Harlow’s greatest strength, and perhaps its singular limitation.
Bar Enza Review: Traditional Italian Fare Meets Chic Fine Dining
As the fall sets in and Harvard’s Family Weekend quickly approaches, there’s no need to wonder about the best place to make a reservation.
‘MAMMA MIA!’ Review: A Dazzling Musical Sure to Bring Out Your Inner Dancing Queen
“MAMMA MIA!” is a heartwarming show that will leave you dancing your way home, humming to yourself all night long.
‘Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing’ Review: A Raunchy, Rum-Fueled Night of Revelry
Shit-Faced Shakespeare doesn’t take itself too seriously, leaning into the farcical elements of the original with the help of an endless stream of alcohol.
Mahaniyom Review: A Must-Try, Mouthwatering Twist on Thai Cuisine
Mahaniyom has gained a “golden child” status among Boston’s hottest restaurants
‘Don’t Forget Me’ Review: An Unforgettable Album That Delivers On Its Title
The last lyric on the album is “Don’t forget me,” and after what this album represents, there’s no way the world will be forgetting Rogers any time soon.
The Best Bookstores in Boston to Read, Eat, and Maybe Even Find Love
Every inch of the bookstore is covered in letters, quotes, and photos from famous authors and thinkers.