I thought nothing of it when I sat down for my typical routine and came across a video of Gabriel García Márquez’s son talking about his father, the renowned Latin American writer. After some quick searching, I realized the channel I had stumbled upon was none other than Dua Lipa’s.
‘A Minecraft Movie’ is a Nostalgic Nightmare
Naturally, one would assume the adaptation is a cinematic portal into a world we’ve mined, crafted, and dreamt of for over a decade. But alas, the film falls short of our nostalgic wishes.
MarMon 2025: A Sa-Weet Playlist To Prepare for the Mile 21 Concert
Saweetie might not be mainstream anymore, but her hit songs and collaborations are sure to be thoroughly entertaining for the Mile 21 crowd.
On Tap Celebrates 10 Years of Tapping With Flair
For the performers, It’s Tappening wasn’t just another night. It was a celebration of months of hard work, camaraderie, and passion for dance, as well as a celebration of 10 years of tap at BC.
Djo’s Third Album ‘The Crux’ Marks an Artistic Turning Point
While the lack of consistent thematic and musical elements makes the album feel like a collection of singles rather than a cohesive musical statement, The Crux stands as a testament to Keery’s genuine talent and maintains Djo’s standing as a compelling force in contemporary music.
Dacus Spins a Lovely Narrative of Intimacy and Romance on ‘Forever Is A Feeling’
Through Dacus’ vulnerable lyricism, her relationship with Baker develops into a romance—a lovely narrative to listen to unfold. It seems Dacus has found the kind of love she had yearned for in the past, making the album feel like the result of a deep, personal fulfillment.
New Location, Same Laughs: My Mother’s Fleabag Hosts Spring Big Show
Families break up for various reasons, from divorce to death to … graduation? At least that’s the case for My Mother’s Fleabag, which held its Spring Big Show on Friday and Saturday, marking not only the comedy troupe’s 45th anniversary but also the graduation of its senior class.
Elton John Proves He’s Still Standing With Collaborative Album ‘Who Believes in Angels?’
For an artist who has seemingly done it all, John proves once again that he’s not just still standing—he’s still capable of soaring to remarkable creative heights.
BC’s Bonnie and Clyde Depicts the Danger of Desire
Bonnie and Clyde took Robsham Theater hostage April 3 to April 5, immersing BC in a twisted version of the American Dream.
Ktoridi: Six Reads To Ring in Spring
For those days when it’s finally 60 degrees and you’re sitting on the Quad, here are six books you should pick up and give a try.