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Halloween is upon us, and many have started to craft their seasonal playlists.
The Power of the Music of the Night: The Spookiest, Eeriest, and Most Hair-Raising Songs from Broadway
From Audrey's screams as she is devoured, to the Phantom’s soft but seductive tones, these are sure to set your hair on edge.
I Don’t Care If You’re Team Jess or Team Logan: On ‘Gilmore Girls’ at 25
Despite a narrative that foregrounds independent women, the current discourse on “Gilmore Girls” is dominated by its portrayal of romantic relationships.
What the Hell Happened: How TikTok Turned a Museum Robbery Into a Halloween Costume
Some online content suggests that younger generations see the ordeal as less of a tragedy and more as an opportunity for their next viral video.
WTHH Louvre Museum Heist Design
The thieves ultimately made off with eight pieces with a total value estimated at just over $100 million.
Artist Profile: Pontus Lidberg on Dance, Medicine, and ‘Embodied Storytelling’
Pontus Lidberg, an artist-in-residence at Harvard Medical School, is a dancer and filmmaker studying how individuals communicate about medicine.
Kitty Craft Concert Review: A Night of Sweetness
The show was simple and powerful in its quiet sweetness, like a hazy dream or a half-remembered movie of some sleepover from your childhood.
Neko Case Concert Review: Bone-Shaking Vocals Blow Away Boston
Neko Case’s expansive and breathless voice filled The Wilbur Theatre in downtown Boston on Oct. 23 in a blazing homage to authenticity.
‘GO:OD AM (10th Anniversary)’ Album Review: Mac Miller Still Resonates a Decade Later
With “GO:OD AM (10th Anniversary),” the new tracks feel respectfully chosen, curated in a way that preserves the album’s integrity.
‘Underachiever’ Album Review: Sharon Silva’s Promising Solo Debut
"Underachiever" features a smaller sound, but it’s one that is well-suited to songwriting that captures the challenge of coping with a largeness of feeling.
June Bug Review: A Promise of Renewal in the Familiar
June Bug delivers familiar motifs that are reimagined with market-fresh local ingredients and unexpected bursts of heat, herbs, and salt.
‘Sketch, Shade, and Smudge’ Review: Harvard Art Museums Tells Stories Without Color
On Sept. 12, the Harvard Art Museums opened “Sketch, Shade, and Smudge: Drawing from Gray to Black.”
Artist Profile: Derrick Teh on Malaysian Cooking, Running a Pop-Up Restaurant, and Never Getting Bored
Sekali’s menus are undeniably ambitious, imaginatively informed by the confluence of where Teh has been and where he is now.
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Pontus Lidberg, an artist-in-residence at Harvard Medical School, is a dancer, filmmaker, and creative who has traveled around the world.
‘Black Phone 2’ Review: ‘Dead Is Just a Word’
Ultimately, “Black Phone 2” doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be.
Harvard Ballroom Dance Team’s Professional Showcase: A Step Towards Making Dancing More Accessible
On Oct. 19, the Harvard Ballroom Dance Team (HBDT) organized a professional showcase as part of their Harvard Beginners 2025 Competition.
Augustin Hadelich with the BSO: A Performance Worthy of a Modern Violin Great
This performance was a worthy tribute to the contrasting, yet equally expressive qualities of Romantic and contemporary classical music.