LeMonie K. Hutt
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‘Half His Age’ Review: Complex Themes Reduced to Flat Female Characters
Jennette McCurdy's "Half His Age" is scandalous, chaotic, and lacking in literary merit.
‘I’ll Change for You’ Single Review: Mitski Does What She Does Best, But Is It Enough?
A beautifully understated jazz piece built around a simple, elegant melody that is unmistakably Mitski, yet somehow feels brand new.
The Best of ‘I Hate Gay Halloween’
If you don’t get the references of these costumes: Well, sorry, but this just wasn’t meant for you.
Japanese Breakfast Concert Review: From Melancholy to Euphoria
On May 7 at MGM Music Hall, Japanese Breakfast stopped in Boston on their U.S. tour, delivering existential angst to every sad woman in the city.
Learning the Language of Franz Kafka: Inside Mark Harman’s Translation
For Harman, translation is not merely a mechanical process of matching words, but an effort to breathe life into the characters of Franz Kafka.
‘American Primeval’ Review: The Untold Stories of the Frontier
By exposing the brutality and moral contradictions that shaped the frontier, the series challenges viewers to sit with uncomfortable truths.
Artist Profile: Sky Hopinka on Telling Indigenous Stories in the 21st Century
By focusing on his personal experiences, Hopinka creates space for the multiple voices of Tribal Nations.
Art as a Catalyst for Healing: Redefining the Role of Art in Social Change and Emotional Recovery
Art has the ability to heal — both in creation and reflection.
‘Pippin’ Preview: A Young Man’s Search for Fulfillment
Audiences should be on the lookout for a human staircase and breathtaking stunts during the opening number, “Magic to Do.”
‘Songs of a Lost World’ Review: The Return of The Cure
On "Songs of a Lost World," we hear the reminiscence of The Cure’s classic sound of haunting melodies and layered instrumentals.