Miranda Lambert’s “Track Record,” Tame Impala “I Think It’s Time,” and Kane Brown’s “For My Daughter” were all new releases this week.
On Campus, Arts
Migratory Tour of Love and Memory Uses Song and Dance to Advocate for Social Justice
The Migratory Tour of Love and Memory, performed by activists Tuesday evening, honored stories of political strife in Guatemala.
Arts, Music, Review
Earl Sweatshirt’s Eccentricity on Full Display in ‘EAST’
Rapper Earl Sweatshirt channels emotion and disillusion in an innovative and artistic new music video for his song “EAST.”
Arts, Television
‘Atypical’ Gives Substantial Twist to Comedy
‘Atypical’ includes beloved characters and charming storylines, making for an instant fan favorite.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Harriet’ Aptly Depicts Nuanced Courage of Tubman
Cynthia Ervio and Leslie Odom Jr. provide the emotional heart of ‘Harriet,’ a biopic that reinforces the legacy of Harriet Tubman.
Arts Features, On Campus, Arts
The Bostonians: Balancing Tradition and Innovation
For more than 33 years, the Bostonians have entertained the Boston College community with lively, creative performances.
Arts, Music, On Campus
Acoustics Get Ghoulish at Halloween-Themed Invitational
The Boston College Acoustics enlisted the Dynamics, the Common Tones, and My Mother’s Fleabag for its Halloween-themed Fall Invitational.
Music, Arts
iEdit: Emily Himes Enjoys Life like a Florida Retiree
Associate Arts Editor Emily Himes’ playlist is a peculiar mix of country and dad rock.
Review, Music, Arts
Depression and Hope Analyzed in Rex Orange County’s ‘Pony’
Rex Orange County addresses his mental state on his latest album, ‘Pony.’
Arts, Review, Music
Old Dominion Champion Intricate Lyrics on Self-Titled Album
Country band Old Dominion focus their energy on rich lyrics on their self-titled album.
