Little Mix’s sixth album is formulaic to a fault, privileging commercial success over artistic expression.
Review, Music, Arts
Pop Artists Release Fresh Batch of Christmas Music
Just in time for the holidays, Meghan Trainor, Liam Payne, Kelly Clarkson, and Carly Rae Jepsen drop festive new music.
Arts, On Campus
Fall Showcase Features Socially Distanced Live Music
Five BC musical acts performed on the O’Neill Plaza lawn Saturday afternoon for the Music Guild and CAB’s Fall Showcase.
Review, Television, Arts
Felix Lobrecht Fails to Live Up to the Hype
German comedian Felix Lobrecht’s underwhelming Netflix special relies on cheap shock value.
Arts, Music, Review
Dua Lipa and Angèle Dance Away Their Worries
Dua Lipa and Angèle bask in pre-corona bliss in the ‘Fever’ music video.
Arts, On Campus
‘Hellfighter’ Play Explores History of Systemic Racism
Executive director of Dialogues on Diversity theatre company Ron Jones, performed ‘Hellfighter,’ a play that explores systemic racism through storytelling.
Arts, On Campus, Review
Prof. John Michalczyk Lectures on Controversial Film ‘Amen’
Costa-Gavras’s controversial film ‘Amen’ was explored and analyzed by Professor John Michalczyk in a recent lecture.
Arts, Music, Review
Dizzee Rascal Puts UK Grime on the Map
Dizzee Rascal’s ‘E3 AF’ is a gritty, intense addition to the British rap canon.
Arts, On Campus, Review
Writer Bridgett Davis Discusses Mother’s Legacy in Memoir
Bridgett Davis discusses her mother’s enduring legacy in her talk with BC professor Angela Ards.
Arts, Arts Features
The Screaming Eagles Keep Calm and March On
BC’s Screaming Eagles Marching Band produces variety shows that showcase the group’s creativity and personality.
