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.
Gravina: Your Guide To Buying Records This Black Friday
Here are Gravina’s top six Record Store Day buys, depending on your music taste, to guide you through the otherwise daunting day.
Charbit & Michael: The Case for Gracie Abrams
Talented artist Gracie Abrams understands her audience and deserves the praise she’s been receiving within the music industry, writes Charbit and Michael.
Dunleavy: A Definitive Ranking of the ‘Taylor’s Versions’
To celebrate the first year anniversary of 1989 (Taylor’s Version), Kaylee Dunleavy ranks all of Swift’s re-recorded albums released thus far.
Michael: What Halloween 2024 Will Bring to the Table
As the mailroom overflows and friend groups crumble under pressure to pull off the best group costumes, many are finding this to be the spookiest part of the holiday season.
Vathanakul: ‘Monsters’—A Series for Crime Entertainment or Fake News?
The ‘Monsters’ anthology is Netflix’s depiction of American murders. True-crime shows are “in” now, so how did the ‘Monsters’ shows go wrong?
Weynand & Stitzel: A Contest Of The Most Terrorizing Slasher
As Halloween approaches, the arts editors continue our tradition of bringing you our picks for the best—and scariest—seasonal film favorites.
Ktoridi: ‘Intermezzo’ Introduces an Unexpected and Non-Linear Grieving Process
Intermezzo, the novel, is Sally Rooney’s dazzling new work that dissects a brotherly relationship dealing with the loss of their father, love, and the nuanced difficulties that life throws at them.
Ktoridi: What are Eagles Wearing This Fall?
As fashion icon Carrie Bradshaw once said, “Life is too short to wear boring clothes,” and Boston College students have definitely lived up to that standard.
iEdit: An Upbeat Playlist For Life’s Changes (Parker’s Version)
Sports editor Luke Evans enjoyed graphics editor Parker Leaf’s playlist about life’s inevitable changes.