By: Ariana Igneri
An unexpected conversation I had this week made me think about our culture’s fascination with conspiracy theories.
Column, Fashion, Arts
Rihanna Redefines Fashion Icon With Bold And Transformative Looks
By: Therese Tully
Rihanna brings runway attitude to everyday style, making her deserving of the CFDA Fashion Icon award.
Column, Arts
Art ‘To Go’: How A Closed Museum Stays Relevant
By: Michelle Tomassi
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art may be losing membership during its renovations, but at least it’s taking a creative approach to stay relevant with the “SFMOMA On the Go” initiative.
Arts, Column
Entrepreneurs In The Arts
By: John Wiley
Why do artists distrust businesses? Why do business often undervalue creative work? It’s an odd partnership, business and art, but it might just be what students in the Carroll School and Arts & Sciences need.
Arts, Music, Column
Gaga’s Latest Artpop Antics
By: Ariana Igneri
Lady Gaga collaborated with “vomit artist” Millie Brown on stage earlier this month, defending her controversial performance art on Friday and proving that the more today’s artists stray from the rules, the less artistic they become.
Arts, Column
Welcome To The Party: Assessing The Guest List For This Summer’s Upcoming Movies
By: Ryan Dowd
What we love about a good summer movie isn’t its merit as a film, but its ability to make us feel 14 again for just a couple hours, to let us into the party one more time.
Column, Fashion, Arts
Comfortable Becomes Cool With ’90s-Inspired Fashion Trend Normcore
Drawing from ‘90s sitcoms like Seinfeld, normcore welcomes back turtlenecks and boxy jeans.
Arts, On Campus, Column
The Crisis Of BC’s Art Spaces
The closing of the Spring Student Art Show last Thursday in the basement of Bapst Library has left the gallery empty, and potentially, closed for good. A short walk through the University’s academic areas gives an unflattering perspective on Boston College’s treatment of student work in its recent expansion.
Arts, Music, Column
It’s Complicated: Growing Tired Of Things You Love
I may have a love-hate relationship with reading and writing, but one blogger made me realize that maybe we don’t always need to have constant devotion to the things we love. A relationship with a passion, career, or even a hobby can benefit from taking breaks, getting sick of each other, and even ignoring each other for a while.
Arts, Music, Column
Channing Falls Just Short Of ‘Nirvana’ And Rock Hall Of Fame
After being told that he’d be inducted into the the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the rest of Nirvana, former drummer Chad Channing was informed that he wouldn’t be honored with the band.
