By: Matt Mazarri
Just because retired rock musicians could sing and play guitar doesn’t mean should write an autobiography.
Column, Arts
A Portrait Of The Critic As An Old Man
By: John Wiley
I wonder if anything will be lost in our records as criticism turns to recap? As technologies for valuing entertainment become more refined, our sense of what they’re actually gauging grows increasingly abstract.
Column, Fashion, Arts
The Making Of Model Magic
The question of how far a model will go for the sake of fashion is still up in the air-just like Kate Upton’s most recent Sports Illustrated photo shoot.
Column, Fashion, Arts
Fast Food Fashion: The Misguided McDonald’s Collection
The newest Moschino collection, with McDonald’s and Spongebob motifs, is bold, but too literal.
Column, On Campus, Arts
Boston College’s Missing Artistic Identity
Whenever I get the chance to speak with an artist on campus, I find myself tagging the same question to the end of each interview: why do the arts matter at Boston College?
Arts, Column
Boston College’s Missing Artistic Identity
By: John Wiley
Whenever I get the chance to speak with an artist on campus, I find myself tagging the same question to the end of each interview: why do the arts matter at Boston College?
Column, Music, Arts
Choosing Favorites: Collaborating With Kanye West
By: Matt Mazzari
Kanye West announced that James Blake, a British electronic musician with only two LP releases, is his “favorite artist” currently performing, offering to collaborate with Blake on his next album.
Column, Arts
The Making Of Model Magic
By: Michelle Tomassi
The question of how far a model will go for the sake of fashion is still up in the air-just like Kate Upton’s most recent Sports Illustrated photo shoot.
Column, Arts
Fast Food Fashion: The Misguided McDonald’s Collection
By: Therese Tully
The newest Moschino collection, with McDonald’s and Spongebob motifs, is bold, but too literal.
Column, Arts
Trapped In ‘House Of Cards’: The Isolating Effects Of Netflix Programs
By: Ryan Dowd
After the second season of House of Cards premiered on Netflix last week, people have hidden themselves away, making it clear that shows like this feed on and even create loneliness.
