Khadijah A. Olufayo
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Written in the Stars: Fasting Across Religions at Harvard
This year, a rare lunisolar convergence means several religious fasts overlap: the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the Christian season of Lent, the Jewish Fast of Esther, and the Bahá’i Nineteen-Day Fast.
Lucy Dacus’ ‘Forever is a Feeling’ Concert Review: How to Feel Forever
When Lucy Dacus appeared on stage for her “Forever is a Feeling Tour,” it was easy to assume that the indie rock superstar was a trick of the light.
What the Hell Happened: The AI-ification of Studio Ghibli
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Japanese animator and face of the Studio Ghibli production company Hayao Miyazaki is being worshipped by AI.
Case for Best Picture: Vignettes by The Crimson’s Arts Board
Members of The Crimson’s Arts Board make the case for which of the 10 nominated films will win the prestigious Best Picture title.
‘Queer’ Review: Love is a Weird Kind of Magic
Just months after “Challengers,” Italian director Luca Guadagnino has returned with “Queer” — it's guaranteed to provoke and confuse.
The Tacky Artistic Grand Gestures of Mark Zuckerberg
Appreciating art is a uniquely human activity — which distinguishes Zuckerberg from the robotic ideas of infinite growth other tech bros propagate.
‘Off With His Head’ Review: Hasan Minhaj Wants You to Like Him Again in New Comedy Special
The main problem with “Off With His Head” — which is, again, not unfunny — is that Minhaj seems to be preoccupied with asking for forgiveness — from everyone.
Boston Public Market Harvest Party: A Carnival of Community
The buzz of dancing and laughing was audible from all corners of the Market as people tried out everything the Market had to offer.
10 Years After ‘Milk and Honey’: A New Era of Accessible Poetry
To say Rupi Kaur’s collection, “Milk and Honey,” is mediocre would be an understatement. Yet, it is impossible to deny her impact on the poetry world.