Arts
Michael Schur and William Jackson Harper
Michael H. Schur '97 and William Jackson Harper discuss "The Good Place" at WBUR CitySpace.
What the Hell Happened: Voicemail is Dead, and Kim Kardashian West Killed It
It was an average Wednesday in the late-night television cosmology, by all discernible metrics — until Kim Kardashian West, during the evening’s compulsory Kardashian appearance, revealed that she does not have a voicemail.
‘Ad Astra’ Reaches the Stars
A magnetic performance from Brad Pitt and gorgeous cinematography from Hoyte van Hoytema propel "Ad Astra" into the stratosphere of space epics.
‘The Goldfinch’: A Lukewarm Take on a Classic
While the film is too messy to spark much award-season buzz and too plot-heavy to please the book’s readers, “The Goldfinch” still manages to be an earnest film.
'The Goldfinch' still
Nicole Kidman (right) stars as Mrs. Barbour and Ansel Elgort (left) stars as Theo Decker in "The Goldfinch" (2019), directed by John Crowley.
Students Criticize Harvard Lampoon Culture, Lack of Transparency at Comp Meeting Protest
Roughly 10 students protested a Harvard Lampoon comp open house Friday night, interrogating the organization’s leadership about its internal culture and a controversial image of Holocaust victim Anne Frank printed last semester.
‘The Nickel Boys’ is Both a Shattering and Deeply Necessary Read
“The Nickel Boys” starts out hopeful in a way that signals that things will go wrong very quickly.
‘Pity Boy’ Marks A New Sound For Mal Blum
The new album marks a shift for Blum, trading the folk feeling of their earlier work for a solid punk rock sound.
'7' is a Hot Mess in the Best Way Possible
While the EP doesn’t necessarily define what kind of artist he plans on being, at his age and place in his career, it doesn’t need to. It’s clear he doesn’t plan on being defined by any singular category.
‘Doxology’ Is a Parody — Thankfully, Not Of Itself
“Doxology” is a funny romp through nearly three decades.
