Ben Howard’s new album, ‘Collections From the Whiteout,’ flops with disconcerting, abstract lyrics set to harsh instrumentals.
Arts, Arts Features
Showdown 2021: Dance Groups Step Up Despite Pandemic
Dance groups have started preparing for ALC Showdown, planned for April 25, as they adapt to a virtual format.
Arts, Music, Review
First Aid Kit Pays Tribute to Leonard Cohen’s Musical Genius
On ‘Who By Fire,’ First Aid Kit honors Leonard Cohen’s legacy with a remarkable collection of covers from live performances.
Arts, Television, Review
Demi Lovato Reflects on Her Past in ‘Dancing with the Devil’
In YouTube’s latest documentary, the singer dives into the struggles and the growth she has experienced.
Arts, Music, Review
Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and More Release Singles
Swift and Bieber release new tracks off of their albums, while Van Morrison delivers a traditional jazz song.
Arts, Music, Review
Lil Nas X Refuses to Apologize in Latest Music Video
The music video for “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” grapples with Lil Nas X’s introspection.
Arts, Review, Television
South Park Comments on Vaccinations in New Special
Creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone get real in this ‘South Park’ episode focusing on the frustrations of vaccinations.
Arts, On Campus
Currents Lecture Examines Fact-Checking Fanaticism
Boston College professor, Renée Pastel, discussed a cultural obsession with assessing television’s accuracy during her Currents lecture.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Courier’ Crafts a New Espionage Tale
‘The Courier’ redefines the glamorous espionage story with an impressive performance from Benedict Cumberbatch.
Arts, Arts Features
Zoe Behrakis: Cultivating Her Pop Persona
With three pop singles on Spotify, Zoe Behrakis, WCAS ’24, is focused on developing her authentic sound and image as she breaks into the music industry.
