The Common Tones, BC’s only service-based a cappella group, put on their Super Mario-themed Fall Café on Nov. 17.
Arts, Movies
After Two Decades Apart, *NSYNC Reunites in ‘Trolls Band Together’
The DreamWorks Animation movie came to make a statement, *NSYNC back together for the first time in two decades.
Review, Arts
Matt Rife Is Inconsistent in ‘Natural Selection’
Rife struggled with his later jokes when met with a much larger audience. His opening act, however, is haughty, shocking, and hilarious.
Arts, On Campus
Chorale Concert Brings the Holidays to the Heights
The Christmas-themed performance incorporated a mix of classic Christmas songs with lesser-known holiday tunes.
Arts, On Campus
Closing the Semester with Sketch Comedy: Hello… Shovelhead!
As audiences cheerfully packed Fulton 511 on Friday night, the atmosphere was anything but academic. The sketch group Hello… Shovelhead! transformed the classroom into a sketch comedy stage.
Column, Arts
Pender: A Closer Look at Songs And Their Covers
Artists love to take popular songs and create their own versions. The question is if the covers as good as—or even better—than the originals.
Arts, On Campus
Week of Dance’s Electrifying Performances Display Boston College’s Dance Teams’ Creativity
The first of two unique performances, Friday’s lineup included 10 BC dance teams, each representing a distinctive style. In the week leading up to the event, the teams offered free workshops.
Arts, Column
Weynand: There’s Still Hope For You, Marvel
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has grown into what is probably one of the biggest, most successful film franchises in history. Unfortunately, the bigger a franchise becomes, the harder it falls.
Television, Arts
‘The Crown’ Season 6, Part 1: Dalliances, Diadems, and Diana’s Demise
Jam-packed with opulence, tension, and grief, this new season chills audiences with its dramatic renditions of real-life events.
Arts, Music
Plain White T’s Self-Titled Album Reflects the Band’s Established Style and Explores Themes of Love and Self-Identity
After five years, Plain White T’s return with an album that continues to develop their pop-rock style.
