Despite a successful film career, Elgort appears to struggle to translate this success into substantive music video imagery.
Arts, Movies
‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Doubles Down on Sultry, Provocative Behavior
Relishing in the dismantlement of sexual propriety and exploring the realms of dominance and submission, ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ promises much and delivers.
Arts, Television
World Regresses to Barbarism in CW’s ‘The 100’
The globe keeps on turning, albeit a little slower, in ‘The 100’ as civilization slips further into the recesses of primal fears and survival instincts.
Arts, Television
‘The Path’ Loses its Way Along the Winding Road to Greatness
Hulu’s ‘The Path’ meanders down the road to mediocre non-network television, lacking captivation and conviction.
Arts, Television
Deviously Delectable, ‘Unfortunate Events’ Mixes Despair And Dark Humor
Netflix’s new show, ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events,’ gives viewers a series filled with dark humor and stunning visuals.
Arts, Music
John Legend Reveals Vulnerability in Impassioned, Raw ‘Darkness and Light’
‘Darkness and Light’ is a coalition of soul and earnestness as Legend sings in one of the most vulnerable showings in his lucrative career.
Arts, Music
DNCE Says ‘Be Mean,’ Little Mix Says ‘Nothing Else Matters,’ and More in Singles This Week
Vaults gets classical with the pensive “One Day I’ll Fly Away,” Little Mix embraces passion in “Nothing Else Matters,” and DNCE strings together more retro-pop riffs for “Be Mean” in singles this week.
News, On Campus
Playwright Encourages Students to Join Theatre Organizations, Find a Unique Voice
Sheri Wilner, a renowned playwright who will be a visiting professor at Boston College next semester, encouraged aspiring playwrights to take advantage of the many resources available to them in Boston and online.
On Campus, Arts
Stirring Vocals, Instrumentals Converge at Enchanting Fall Chorale Concert
The collaboration between the chorale and orchestra closed the way it began, thrilling the audience with another powerful piece from Carl Orff’s acclaimed ‘Carmina Burana.’
Arts, Music
Vicetone, Bruno Mars, and Chainsmokers in Singles this Week
The Chainsmokers are “Setting Fires,” Bruno Mars leaves “Versace on the Floor,” and Vicetone looks into the “Kaleidoscope” this week in singles.
