Keira Knightley makes a valiant effort to convey depth through her performance, but ‘The Aftermath’ is, at heart, a shallow love story disguised as a period piece.
Review, Music, Arts
‘All My Favorite People’ and More New Singles
Sara Bareilles, Thomas Rhett, and Maren Morris all released new singles this week.
Review, Movies, Arts
Peele Ponders American Ideals in Horror Movie ‘Us’
‘Us’ features a talented, solid group of actors and a skillfully crafted plot.
Arts, On Campus
Public Health Minor Introduced with ‘Bending the Arc’
Coinciding with the announcement of a new public health minor at Boston College, the global health documentary ‘Bending the Arc’ was screened on Thursday in Stokes Hall.
Arts, Television, Review
Schumer Grows on Audience in Netflix’s ‘Growing’
Amy Schumer covers new territory with her signature brand of raunchy humor in her latest Netflix special.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Nothing Happens’ Reflects Diversity of Teenage Emotions
‘Nothing Happens’ showcases the diverse emotions encountered during the teenage years.
Review, Arts Features, Movies, Music, Arts
Time Springs Forward, Heights Rewinds
‘The Heights’ goes retro in honor of daylight saving time. Editors and staffers recount the most culturally significant movies and albums of days passed.
Arts, On Campus
‘Significant Other’ Examines Pitfalls of Modern Dating
Performed in Bonn Studio over the weekend, ‘Significant Other’ presents the search for love as a painful struggle that doesn’t always end happily ever after.
Arts, Movies
‘Five Feet Apart’ Doesn’t Do True Storyline Justice
‘Five Feet Apart’ is a tired imitation of ‘The Fault in Our Stars’ that fails to make a genuine emotional impact.
Arts, On Campus
Artist Michelle Fornabai Demonstrates Work With Concrete
As part of the CURRENTS speaker series, artist Michelle Fornabai spoke about her work combining architecture and sound.
