Disney Channel’s reboot, ‘Wizards Beyond Waverly Place,’ offers fans a glimpse into the beloved characters’ lives as adults.
Column, Arts
Dunleavy: A Definitive Ranking of the ‘Taylor’s Versions’
To celebrate the first year anniversary of 1989 (Taylor’s Version), Kaylee Dunleavy ranks all of Swift’s re-recorded albums released thus far.
Arts, On Campus
BC A Cappella Groups Unite in Fall Showcase
On Saturday, Nov. 2, the Robsham Theater Arts Center welcomed five of Boston College’s a cappella groups to its stage for the fall A Cappella Showcase.
Music, Arts
Is ‘Songs of a Lost World’ the Cure’s Farewell to the Music Scene?
If this is indeed the Cure’s last album, Songs of a Lost World stands as a powerful final statement, encapsulating its legacy with depth and haunting beauty.
Arts, Off Campus
Little Big Town’s ‘Take Me Home’ Tour Beautifully Showcases the Band’s History and Bond
More than a year after performing at Boston College’s Pops on the Heights, Little Big Town brought their Take Me Home Tour to TD Garden for a spectacular Halloween show.
On Campus, Arts
‘Rabbit Hole’ Shows The Many Ways To Process Grief
The play, written by David Lindsay-Abaire and directed by William Bollbach, MCAS ’27, was a visceral display of grief and its innate complexities.
Movies, Arts
‘Anora’ is Emotional Whiplash in the Best Way Possible
‘Anora’ is a modern Cinderella story told through an overwhelming rollercoaster of emotions that will leave you shocked but begging for more.
Arts, Music
‘Chromakopia’ Offers A Kaleidoscope of Brags, Vulnerability, and Paranoia
‘Chromakopia’ is proof that Tyler, the Creator’s light will stay shining wherever he goes in his career.
Arts, Column
Michael: What Halloween 2024 Will Bring to the Table
As the mailroom overflows and friend groups crumble under pressure to pull off the best group costumes, many are finding this to be the spookiest part of the holiday season.
Movies, Arts
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is Shamelessly Itself, For Better and Worse
Venom: The Last Dance, the final installment of Sony’s Venom trilogy, maintains the comedic dynamic of its protagonists while upping the film’s stakes to new universal heights.
