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Aarya A. Kaushik
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Meet the New Queen Bee: 'XO, Kitty' Star Gia Kim
Gia Kim commands the spotlight as an ultra-rich high school student Yuri Han in “XO, Kitty,” Netflix’s hit spinoff of “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.”
Ali Sethi ’06 Sings a Spectacle of Ecstasy at the Sinclair
As the sun set on Jan. 31, an eager albeit shivering crowd formed in front of the Sinclair, awaiting the music and spectacle of Ali A.Sethi ’06.
Aadil Abedi Paints in Harmony with Poetry Recitation at HDS
The event highlighted the masterful craft of visual artist Aadil Abedi as he painted in real time alongside poetry recitations from Divinity School students covering a range of Middle Eastern and Southwest Asian languages.
‘Pehla Qadam:’ Global Stardom and the Future of Diasporic Art with Pakistani Musician Ali A. Sethi ‘06
Sethi’s starry-eyed vision of the future of South Asian art and its place in the global sphere felt like a warm embrace. He shared even greater belief in the diaspora, and its potential to sustain, nourish, and grow cultural art.
Electric in the Air: The Driver Era Drips with Charisma at the Roadrunner
The chemistry shared by the brothers was electric — whether they were sharing a mic or facing each other while playing guitar, there was a sense of ease they had with each other.
Tom Odell Concert Image
Under threatening storm clouds on the evening of April 16, an anxious crowd of New Englanders lined up outside the Paradise Rock Club to see English singer-songwriter Tom Odell perform the North American leg of his “Monsters” Tour.
Tom Odell Brings Heartbreak and Healing to Paradise Rock Club
But the intimacy that Odell crafted with his audience was not limited to his songs about heartbreak. Rather, it held steady even in his more upbeat, uplifting songs.
Tom Odell Paradise Rock Club
Under threatening storm clouds on the evening of April 16, an anxious crowd of New Englanders lined up outside the Paradise Rock Club to see English singer-songwriter Tom Odell perform the North American leg of his “Monsters” Tour.
What the Hell Happened: Damon Albarn Reignites Age-Old Claims Against Taylor Swift’s Songwriting Skills
On Jan. 23, in an interview with the Los Angeles Times, English singer Damon Albarn said that Taylor Swift “doesn’t write her own songs.”
What the Hell Happened: Taylor Swift Surprise-Drops “Wildest Dreams (Taylor’s Version)”
On Sept. 17, Swift unexpectedly released her re-recording of “Wildest Dreams" and shocked the world.
‘The Green Knight’ Review: Dev Patel Dazzles in Deep Arthurian Lore
The well-fleshed out core characters carry the weight of the film, especially as it wanders into more absurdist traces.
Everyday Grace with Sarah Lloyde Kaufman
To hear Kaufman speak is to be inspired by her investment in studying the myriad choreographed movements of humanity.
