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Wednesday 12 February 2025

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Arts, Movies, Review

‘Drive My Car’ Demands Patience With Slow-Paced Exploration of Characters

‘Drive My Car’ moves slowly as it fails to indulge in the complexities of each character.

On Campus, Arts

Author Claudia Rankine Communicates the Experience of Racism Through Poetry

Claudia Rankine iterates what it is like to experience racism in America in her poetry collection ‘Citizen: An American Lyric,’ as she said in her Lowell Humanities Lecture on Wednesday.

Arts, Column

Keller: Four Films to Watch Before Seeing ‘The Batman’

Before flocking to the movie theater for ‘The Batman’ premier, staff writer Matthew Keller recommends watching other films in the neo-noir category.

Arts, Review

Tears for Fears Makes an Underwhelming Return With ‘The Tipping Point’

While Tears for Fears dominated the music scene in the 80’s, their new album ‘The Tipping Point’ provides them with a mediocre comeback.

Arts, Review

‘The Batman’ Entices Viewers With Exclusive Insight Into Beloved Hero

‘The Batman,’ Robert Pattinson’s debut as Batman, gives the viewer a look into the Gotham City hero’s brooding and unsure beginnings.

Arts, Review

Beach House’s Lyrics On ‘Once Twice Melody’ Fall Flat

Beach House’s album is beautiful sonically, but leaves the listener feeling unfulfilled with empty lyrics and a rather one-note album.

Arts, Off Campus

Berklee Concert Honors Legacy of Black Artists While Celebrating Black History Month

Berklee College honored Joseph Douglass, Carmen de Lavallade, Duke Ellington and Sarah Vaughan for their barrier-braking achievements at its Berklee Legacy Award Concert on Thursday.