Crimson staff writer
J.J. Moore
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‘Priscilla’ Review: A Fresh Take on a Famous Romance
“Priscilla” feels more personal than the usual biopic — it feels like a young girl confiding in a diary, whispering all of her secrets.
Halloween Films Listicle: A Curated Journey Through Spooky Movies
From supernatural spectacles to teary-eyed tales, this curated list of films promises to elevate your evenings into a delightful mix of spookiness, humor, and introspection.
‘American Horror Story: Delicate’ is a Timely Story without a Voice of its Own
With Halley Feiffer spearheading the project, the series has an opportunity to create a work that is not only timely, but memorable well into the future.
Six Shows to Put You in the Fall Mood this Season
Fall is the best time of the year! Here are some of the best shows to watch by yourself or with company to get into the fall mood.
What Fall-Related Emoji Are You Based on Your Favorite Buildings on Campus?
There are many questions that need to be answered, but the most important: What fall emoji are you? Based on the buildings that are close to your heart, flyby presents you with the v-onderful answers you’ve al-v-ays v-anted (:p).
How To: Walk Faster Through the Yard
Have you been flat-tired recently? Has somebody almost barrelled over you? This is the article for you! A 101 on how to walk for slowpokes!!
'Past Lives': A Story of Extraordinary Love
With underlying themes of identity and interconnection, “Past Lives” is one of the most sentimental and personal love stories put to screen in recent years.
Artist Profile: Liliana C. Price ’25 A Grateful, Gracious, and Graceful Dancer
While being so influential to the dance community, Price continues to look up to the people who have shaped her into the ambitious, determined, and creative person that she is today.
How to: Spend Your BoardPlus Before Finals Ends
Take a look at our top five places to give away your BoardPlus so that you not only spend Harvard’s money swiftly … but also smartly.
Life-Altering Films: The Tale of My Letterboxd Top Four
Letterboxd has been one of the best ways for me to build relationships with other cinephiles and document my time as a moviegoer.
Case for Best Picture: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’
"Everything Everywhere All at Once” was the first movie since Covid-19 that reminded me of the beauty and joy that only a film in theaters can provide.
Mather House
Welcome to Mather House! Mather is one of the newest houses at Harvard, built in the 70s, but don’t let the building’s tough exterior intimidate you. Inside, it’s like a warm hug — filled with an outgoing and welcoming community, singles for everyone, and some of the best ragers around — Mather has something for everyone. If you get into this house, you are one of the luckiest people alive!
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ Review: A Quantum Failure
For a film starting off Phase Five of movie releases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” is a letdown.
