Heights magazine editor Steven Bradley reminisces his heartfelt memories with Graphics Editor Annie Corrigan when listening to her playlist.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Blonde’ Adaptation Slanders the Legacy of Marilyn Monroe
The movie inaccurately dramatizes the life and controversy surrounding Marilyn Monroe’s career, despite praise at the Venice Film Festival.
Arts, Music
The Pixies Deliver Expected, Monotonous Tracks on New Album ‘Doggerel’
The Pixies unsuccessfully attempt to grasp at their former fame and music domination with their album ‘Doggerel.’
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: Rachel Phelan Curates a Predictably Unpredictable Punk and Pop Playlist
Layout editor Rachel Phelan pulls together a playlist that perfectly reflects her character, according to editor-in-chief Megan Kelly.
Arts, On Campus
MFA Curator Discusses Two New Italian Renaissance Galleries During McMullen Lecture
In a lecture at the McMullen on Monday, curator Marietta Cambareri talked about curating two new Italian Renaissance art exhibits at the MFA.
Arts, iEdit
iEdit: MC Claverie’s Playlist Offers the Comfort of Home and a Peek into Her Chaotic Mind
Associate Magazine Editor MC Claverie’s playlist provides a sense of comfort for Graphics Editor Annie Corrigan for when the two are apart.
Arts, Music, Review
Stranger Things Icon Joe Keery is Back with Second Album DECIDE
Joe Keery writes lyrics of abstract isolation over new wave reminiscent beats, expanding his talents off screen into recording studios.
Arts, Off Campus
The Obama Portraits Arrive at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts
Barack and Michelle Obama’s highly anticipated portraits have been on a tour across the country, having its last stop at MFA.
On Campus, Arts
30th Annual Pops on the Heights Raises Record-Breaking Funds
Jon Batiste performed along with the Boston Pops Orchestra at the record-breaking 30th Annual Pops on the Heights fundraising gala.
On Campus, Arts
Pioneers of Comic Art Speak On the Power of Comics at Lowell Humanities Lecture
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly, who created the comic anthology ‘Raw,’ spoke on how comic art can engage a broad audience with its rebellious and artistic form.
