‘Let It Roll’ uses clever lyrics and gritty themes to become a frontrunner in the recent push for more traditional country sounds.
Arts, Music, Review
Taylor Swift Weathers the Storm with ‘Lover’
Taylor Swift’s new album ‘Lover’ exhibits her songwriting abilities in a less surprising format than on her previous release, ‘Reputation.’
Arts, Television, Review
‘On Becoming a God in Central Florida’ Skewers Capitalism
‘On Becoming a God in Central Florida’ is an absurd, darkly humorous look into the lengths that people go to attain the elusive American dream.
Arts, Movies, Review
BC Alumna’s ‘The Farewell’ Examines Cultural Divide
‘The Farewell,’ a wry dramedy written and directed by BC alumna Lulu Wang, tells the true story of an elaborate plot to deceive her ailing grandmother.
Arts, Column, Review
Move Over Plex, There’s a New Kid on the Block
“Everyone felt like a freshman at the new Margot Connell Recreation Center, Boston College’s expansive four-story recreation complex that opened Tuesday.”
Arts, Music, Movies, Review
Scorsese’s ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ Reviewed: A Bad Trip
Martin Scorsese’s ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ pedals lies about a tour in need of no such embellishment.
Arts, Review, Television
Streep Arrives, ‘Big Little Lies’ Follow with Intrigue
HBO’s Emmy award winning ‘Big Little Lies’ thickened the plot by welcoming Meryl Streep’s neurotic matron Mary Louise to its second season.
Arts, Music, Review
Vampire Weekend, Kyle Field Trade Suffering for Sunshine in ‘This Life’
Vampire Weekend’s Ezra Koenig ironically broods through sunshine-drenched shots in the band’s latest video for “This Life.”
Arts, Music, Review
Maluma Gets Serious on Fourth Studio Album
Maluma’s ’11:11′ flirts with various genres and featured artists to become a sensational addition to the artist’s already illustrious discography.
Music, Review, Arts
Halsey Fights with Feminism Through ‘Nightmare’
Halsey joined the discourse about women’s rights and feminism over the weekend with the release of her latest single, “Nightmare.”
