Whether you’re looking to be heartwarmed or heartbroken, check out our picks—consider it our valentine to you!
Arts, On Campus
‘Young, Gifted, & Black’: B.E.A.T.S. Brings Black History to BHM Showcase
With every song, the audience’s cheers of “queen,” “wow,” and “You go [name]” made it clear—the night was nothing short of a success.
Column, Arts
Songs of the Season: Arts Makes a ‘Heights’ Holiday Playlist
To kindle the holiday spirit, The Heights’ former and current arts editors have banded together to create a playlist full of our favorite holiday tunes.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter’ is the Holiday Entertainment We All Need
If you’re thinking a red-and-green performance is all you’re getting from the newcomer pop star, you’re in for a treat. Packed with hilarious skits and dialogue, you’ll find yourself ho-ho-ho-ing while sitting on your couch.
Arts, Review
Netflix’s ‘Return of the King’ Explores Elvis Presley’s Struggle to Remain Relevant
To portray Presley’s life through a realistic approach, Netflix released ‘Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley.’
Arts, Music
Is ‘Songs of a Lost World’ the Cure’s Farewell to the Music Scene?
If this is indeed the Cure’s last album, Songs of a Lost World stands as a powerful final statement, encapsulating its legacy with depth and haunting beauty.
Off Campus, Arts
Boston Ballet’s 61st Season: ‘The Fall Experience’
Billed as “a dazzling and dynamic program that you won’t forget,” Boston Ballet premiered its first of many performances of a new piece, The Fall Experience, at the Citizens Opera House this week.
Arts, Movies
‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ Disappoints Despite High Expectations
Unlike Joker (2019), Phillips’ latest film lacks the “it” factor that pulls the audience into the dark universe of the antihero.
Arts, Music
Suki Waterhouse’s Musical Range Shines in ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’
Known for her do-it-all career, singer-actress-model Suki Waterhouse released her second LP on Sept. 13.
Arts, On Campus
Students Raise Awareness for Social Conflicts at BC’s Arts Fest Screening
With landscapes from Wellesley to Stockholm, BC students took the audience on a trip around the world while discussing social issues in this year’s Arts Fest.
