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Marley E. Dias
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The Harvard February: Winter Vignettes by Crimson Arts
Several Harvard students reflect on the subtleties of a dormant nature, memories long past, and how to find the light in the darkness of winter.
In the Gallery of Rhythms: Unveiling 50 Years of Hip-Hop History Through the Private Collection of Ice-T and DJ Afrika Islam
The diversity in media made clear the fact that hiphop is not just music — and it never has been.
The Books We’re Most Thankful for: A Gratitude Practice
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, we’re celebrating this holiday season by sharing the books that we’re most grateful for.
The S in Sunday Stands for Swift
This NFL season, families have tuned in not just for the touchdowns, but to see pop star Taylor Swift cheering on Kansas City Chief tight end Travis Kelce.
‘For All The Dogs’ Review: Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks
In the streaming era, Drake’s adaptation to the industry marks a transition away from the golden boy and into a father of contemporary rap.
50 Years of Hip-Hop: The Producers Who Made It Happen
It feels necessary to highlight some of hip hop’s greatest producers throughout each era in order to celebrate it to the fullest.
“Air” Review: Just See It
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's “Air” — a story of Michael Jordan’s 1984 partnership with Nike — evokes charm from opening to closing credits.
NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament: Lessons On and Off the Court
It is time to stop forcing female athletes to prove themselves and instead celebrate their greatness rather than simply accepting it.
Arts List: Our Favorite Book-to-Screen Adaptations
From “Catching Fire” to “Gone Girl,” here are some of The Crimson Arts’ favorite (and one not-so favorite) book-to-screen adaptations!
‘We Are More Than Deserving of A Seat at The Table’: Influencer Soleil Golden on Navigating Digital Girlhood
While she was once a girl disconnected from internet culture, Soleil E. Golden finds herself at the core of what it means to be a force online today.
So You Want to Listen to Hip Hop: A Lens for Black History
This list is a compilation of the underappreciated yet historic rap songs that continue to inform the artists of today, honoring hip hop as Black history.
What the Hell Happened: The Fenty Bowl From Up Close
With her Apple Music Super Bowl LVII Halftime Show, Rihanna has proved that she is an unprecedented cultural force.
Ten Songs for Every Valentine’s Day Mood
Whether you’ll be celebrating in the arms of someone you love or having a party all to yourself, music is a great way to process whatever emotions have been buried for the past 364 days.
