‘A Common Cause’ details the dramatic political transitions of David Goldstein and Martha Avery Moore.
Arts, On Campus
Plexapalooza, ENCORE, And More This Weekend In Arts
‘Project Almanac’ and ‘The Show Against Humanity’ are just a few of the weekend’s marque events.
Arts, Column
A Tribute To The Bard: His Words and Wisdom
A call for greater appreciation for and more films from William Shakespeare.
Movies, Arts
Depp Sinks To New Depths In ‘Mortdecai’
Johnny Depp and his usually stellar cast mates play the fools in a colorful though thoroughly bland production.
Arts, Column
The Sultans Of Smash: The Combat Series That Keeps Kicking
Many of our fondest memories hail from the popular fighter series, but why are we still so enamored by it?
Arts, On Campus, Off Campus
This Weekend In Arts: BC Dynamics Tryouts, ‘Honor, Shame, And Violence’ And More
BC Dynamics holds tryouts, the theater department puts on ‘Honor, Shame, and Violence,’ and more Boston events this weekend.
Arts, Music, Column
The Mutations of Musical Taste
Our musical tastes may differ, but why can’t we just all get along?
Arts, Music
Wu-Tang Clan Yearns For ‘A Better Tomorrow’
In a disappointing follow-up to their fifth album, The Wu-Tang Clan’s repetitive ‘A Better Tomorrow’ squanders the group’s potential.
Arts, Music
‘Seeds’ By TV On The Radio Yields A Rather Fruitless Album
Despite TV on the Radio’s masterful production on ‘Seeds,’ the album is ultimately weighed down by its fallow themes.
