“Andor” might just be the best “Star Wars” content ever made.
The performance of Shostakovich’s “Symphony No. 6” was the most consistent; it was deep and exciting.
The Boston Celtics are about more than just what occurs on the court.
Prazul makes music for himself and describes his need to create like a compulsion — not a hobby, interest, or want, but a need.
For others who are trying to make social and political change through artistic devices, griffin recommends a bold approach.
Rutherfurd’s Moon images are beautiful, but they also marked an important leap forward for scientific imaging through their detail and clarity.
Watch over my remains, will you, as I step from my reeling body, as I prepare to land, eyes open
With tracks that emulate soft embraces, soothing conversations, and begrudging introspections, Somerville extends beyond the ordinary.
There’s a time for noodling saxophone solos and intertwining melodies, yet this latest track shows that the band finds its home in spirit, not substance.
What remains is an opulent, booze-soaked girls trip to Capri that tilts into unhinged territory faster than you can say “I do.”
In Gryffin's nearly hour and a half long performance, his dynamism never faltered, even for a split second.
The production is lackluster in comparison to the groundbreaking legacy of the Celtics.
The result is a movie that succeeds in entertaining through its ambitious, if sometimes disjointed, experimentation.
"En Lo Que Vino y Vendrá" is a robust love story despite being less than 30 minutes long.
Perhaps the genre that relied so heavily on a very collective atmosphere was no longer necessary, though it doesn’t make the loss any less sad.
