Arts
‘Get A Clue’ Preview: A Brand New Whodunnit
Audience members will feel as though they’re investigating the mystery themselves, questioning their own suspicions with each new revelation.
Artist Profile: Mamadou Dia on Taking Charge of the Senegalese Narrative
Dia’s biggest inspiration is his community, including the people and experiences of Northern Senegal.
Playboi Carti Concert Review: Choreographed Chaos at the ‘Antagonist 2.0 Tour’
Just as Playboi Carti said in “Made It This Far,” he “can’t believe that we made it this far.”
Artist Profile: For Emil Droga ’26-’27, Music is a ‘Great Bermuda Triangle’
Droga said it simply: “I love writing and making music” — this passion serves as both his mission and mantra.
Emil Droga Profile
For Emil Droga ’26-’27, this early foray into music was spurred not by formal ambition, but rather by curiosity and a single school assignment
Mamadou Dia Portrait
Mamadou Dia is a Visiting Assistant Professor in Harvard's Art, Film, and Visual Studies Department.
'I Hate Gay Halloween' Graphic
The tongue-in-cheek “I Hate Gay Halloween” trend took over social media this Halloween.
The Best of ‘I Hate Gay Halloween’
If you don’t get the references of these costumes: Well, sorry, but this just wasn’t meant for you.
Fallow Kin: A Promise in the Making
“Fallow” references land left to rest so it can return more fertile; here, that idea becomes a kitchen committed to seasonality, locality, and low-waste cooking.
‘The Pirates of Penzance’ Preview: A Tale Filled With Love, Laughs, and Shenanigans
“It’s just an absolute, magical time. It’s irreverent, it’s hilarious, it’s often slapstick at moments,” said Jack R. Damon ’28, the show’s music director.
‘Chad Powers’ Season 1 Review: Humorous All The Way to the Endzone
“Chad Powers” at its core is pure fun.
'Chad Powers' Design
“Chad Powers” arrives with a witty, absurdist take on the life of a former football star trying to both rebuild his career and, more importantly, find his identity.
‘Regretting You’ Review: Trying to Move Past the Absurdity
Though entertaining at times, to enjoy “Regretting You” ultimately seems to ask for more work than the writers put into making it.
The Album That Turned a Boy Band Into a Memory: ‘Made in the A.M.’ Turns 10
While the album itself may be 10 years old, the feelings conveyed within the songs are timeless.
‘Massachusetts Avenue: Life Along Cambridge’s Main Artery’ Premieres at the Brattle: A Cinematic Time Capsule of Cambridge
Documentarian Federico M. Muchnik wanted to explore his neighborhood after years of living in it.
‘Frankenstein’ Review: An Old Story In New Clothes
In order to bring del Toro’s script to life, the cast delivers all-around fantastic performances throughout the film.
'Massachusetts Avenue’ Poster
"Massachusetts Avenue: Life Along Cambridge’s Main Artery” premiered at the Brattle on Oct. 18.
One Direction 'Made In The A.M.'
10 years later, the band’s split has proven to be definite and fans are left wondering: Is the music of the long-disbanded One Direction still relevant today?
Yuja Wang and Boston Symphony Orchestra: Fluidity in Sound
Together, Wang and the BSO set up an incredibly engaging performance, with sounds that lingered as echoes in the hall when the lights brightened and the applause began.