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Derrick Ochiagha
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From Governors Ball: Sunday Soundbites
The final day of the 2022 Governors Ball in New York City brought the energy, the culture, and some of the best vibes of the weekend.
From Governors Ball: Saturday Soundbites
This year's Governors Ball was special for many. Here, we break down the performances that stood out on Day Two of the three day festival.
Iger Leaves Disney’s Future Uncertain After Stepping Down as CEO
No one can deny Bob Iger’s place in Hollywood history: Under his leadership as CEO of The Walt Disney Company, the Mouse House set unprecedented box office records.
Relationships are Built and Broken on the 40th Premiere of ‘Survivor’
The gameplay this season promises to be cutthroat. The $2 million cash prize — now the largest grand prize in reality show history — seems to be a major factor.
‘Real Wisdom’: ‘Booksmart’ Cast Discusses Crafting a Generational Anthem for Today’s Youth
The Harvard Crimson sat down with Olivia Wilde, Beanie Feldstein, Kaitlyn Dever, and Katherine Silberman to discuss their new film, "Booksmart."
What the Hell Happened: The Disney Live Action Remakes
“Dumbo” was a disappointment, earning just $116 million in its global debut. The question then becomes, why?
Black Arts Festival 2019: Experimental Film and Community Shine at Black Filmmakers Screening
“From the Mind’s Eye” — a black filmmakers screening offered by Kuumba’s Black Arts Festival — brought experimental films and community discourse to the Leverett Library Theater.
Top Five Movies Coming Out This Summer
Here are five of the best trailers for films coming out this summer. Let’s hope the actual movies compare.
Portrait of an Artist: Porsha Olayiwola
The Harvard Crimson spoke with Boston Poet Laureate Porsha Olayiwola about the importance of giving frequently silenced voices a chance to speak their truth.
‘Widows’ is the Definitive Heist Film of 2018
With strong performances, innovative direction, and unflinching social commentary, “Widows” positions itself as the definitive heist film of 2018.
‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ Gives Hollywood a New Kind of Hero
Melissa McCarthy has had a tough 2018. Can she earn the forgiveness of audiences in "Can You Ever Forgive Me?"
HBO’s ‘Camping’ Will Make You Want to Stay Home
“Camping” commits the cardinal sin of serialized comedy: It isn't funny.
