This modern take on William Shakespeare’s Macbeth is a metaphor for the unsympathetic ambition of corporate America.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Opus’ Tries to Haunt, But Mostly Hints
In Opus, director Mark Anthony Green’s directorial debut with A24, he attempts to dissect the relationship between fame, power, and blind devotion.
Arts, Column
Vasiliauskas: Creativity as a Powerful Protest Tool
Art has been my sense of escape and solace for my entire life. I channel its power to be used as my entertainment and my healing.
Arts, Column
Saldanha: The WAG Effect
The scoreboard might tell you who won the game, but if history has shown us anything, it’s that the WAGs are the ones shaping the narratives.
Arts, On Campus, Top Story
Saweetie Set To Perform at This Year’s Mile 21 Concert
Saweetie will perform in Boston College’s Mile 21 Concert as part of the Division of Student Affairs’ Marathon Monday festivities
Arts, Music, Review
Playboi Carti Breaks Five-Year Hiatus with Chaotic Return to the Spotlight, ‘MUSIC’
After years of cryptic teasers, cult-like fandom buildup, and a nearly nonexistent two-day rollout, Carti returns with MUSIC.
Arts, On Campus
‘Living In Color’ Stuns for the Third Time
The event revolved around a very simple but often avoided truth: We all live with a color. The night emphasized that race is not something to disregard—it inherently affects the lens through which we live.
Arts, On Campus
‘One Night Only’ Captures the Artistry and Passion of BCDE
From high-energy jazz routines to emotionally contemporary numbers, One Night Only was a testament to BCDE’s artistic excellence and tight-knit community.
Arts, Television, Review
Daredevil Comes Home in ‘Born Again’
Murdock may be headed toward a dark path, but the future is brighter than ever for Daredevil: Born Again.
Arts, Column
Springtime Soundtrack: Songs To Play as BC Defrosts
Try checking some of these songs out while watching BC’s campus finally come alive again—they’re sure to put you in the springtime mood.
