Lucy An-Lee
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Artist Profile: Ria S. Cuéllar-Koh ’26 on Why Art Never Truly Ends
Whether she’s directing a farce about identity politics or singing on tour with the Din and Tonics, Cuéllar-Koh's throughline is the same: art isn’t something you do and leave behind.
Caro Claire Burke Explores the Performance of Womanhood at The Brattle Theatre
Caro Claire Burke discussed her first novel, “Yesteryear,” with J. Courtney Sullivan in a sold-out Q&A held at The Brattle Theatre on April 8.
Doomscrolling and the Death of Attention Spans
If we’ve trained ourselves to consume the world in 15-second intervals, what are we losing in the space we no longer allow ourselves to sit in?
‘Song of the Earth (Das Lied von der Erde)’ Review: Mahler’s Masterpiece Finds New Life Through Boston Lyric Opera’s Intimate Staging
BLO transformed Mahler’s late masterwork into a profound meditation on grief, memory, and the persistence of beauty in life.
‘All I Did Was Dream of You’ Single Review: beabadoobee’s Dream You Can’t Leave
The single is less concerned with momentum than with mood, recalling the unhurried ache of her pre-2024 work, while carrying a new softness.
‘The Romantic’ Album Review: Bruno Mars Finds Rhythm in Romance
The showman remains, but here Mars steps slightly out of the spotlight, proving that romance, at its most powerful, does not need fireworks.
‘petal rock black’ Album Review: WILLOW’S Reinvention
Whether it be the stylistic choices or recording every instrument of the album herself, Smith wants “petal rock black” to reflect her own autonomy as an artist.