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Artist Profile: mxmtoon on Vulnerability in the Digital Age
22-year-old Maia sat down with The Harvard Crimson to talk about her career, creative evolution, and how far she’s come from her beginnings as an artist.
‘Hadestown’ Musical Review: A Mostly Successful Iteration of the Beautiful Tragedy
The North American Tour of “Hadestown” features great performances, creative staging, and strong production choices that add more texture to the already touching and cathartic musical.
From Wicked Queer Film Festival: ‘Heartbeast’ is Ekphrasis and Psychological Horror
Its choice to avoid stereotypes, trite messaging, or a neat ending makes “Heartbeast” a magnetizing watch.
From the Wicked Queer Film Festival: ‘The Good Manners’ is an Arresting Ode to Adolescence
“The Good Manners” is a visually wonderful film, and is strongest when it luxuriates in the unsaid aspects of complicated familial relationships.
Sanitizing Roald Dahl: A Misguided Attempt at Inclusion
Though it is certainly a positive to present children with wonderful literature that is also empowering and uplifting to all readers, it seems misguided to warp Roald Dahl’s novels in pursuit of that aim.
Arts Vanity: The Power of Children’s Cartoons
While I think about how ridiculous and inept and not-at-all like an adult I feel, I remember the cartoons that raised me.
Books About Family You Should Read for Thanksgiving
In honor of the holiday season, here is the definitive list of recommendations to suit the holiday.
‘Pitch Perfect’ at 10: ‘Not Like Other Girls’
Once Beca gets over herself and respects her friends and the institution she wants to belong to, she’s able to positively contribute and help lead the Bellas into the future.
‘Vampire Academy’ Review: Lots of Potential, Little Else
“Vampire Academy” has the potential to turn it around and become a dynamic, exciting, and intriguing show. It just isn’t quite there yet.
‘psychofreak’ by Camila Cabello ft. WILLOW: A Disappointing And Underwhelming Loop
“psychofreak” feels more like a loop than a developed song. This is unfortunate, considering both the song’s gentle driving beat and melodic sound design have a great deal of potential.
‘Bridgerton’ Season Two Review: Fun and Escapist but Structurally Confused
Overall, the show struggles to balance genre and structure: Is it an anthology of self-contained love stories, or a romantic period drama centering on one family? “Bridgerton” doesn’t know.
'Star Trek 4' Announcement Debrief: A Surprise for Everyone
Despite not having a finalized script or confirmation that the original actors will be back as Paramount has promised, filming is due to start by the end of the year.
‘Legacies’ Season 4.5 Premiere: Flawed Potential
While Season Four has been one of the strongest seasons of the “The Vampire Diaries” spinoff yet, the show’s ongoing structural issues continue to hold it back.
Movie Trailer Breakdown: ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’
The movie is the next installment in Phase 5, the latest stage in the MCU, and the trailer teases a potentially massive expansion for the Marvel franchise.
