Boston loves impressionism: The MFA creates an exhibit curated by you
By KILY WONG ’16 Staff Writer It seems the buzz around the exhibition “Boston Loves Impressionism,” which opened on Feb….
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Oscar ceremony highlights racial disparity in film industry
By SHARVARI JOHARI ’17 Staff Writer When Lupita Nyong’o won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress this Sunday for “12…
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Visual Art American Conceptualist artist Dan Graham received a commission for a rooftop installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art….
Read More“The Lego Movie” builds its way into audiences’ hearts
By STEPHANIE RADKE ’15 Contributing Writer There comes a point in February when you find yourself dragging. The snow has…
Read MoreJimmy Fallon struggles with “The Tonight Show:” Host should chuck tradition to keep show alive
By SHARVARI JOHARI ’17 Contributing Writer There are two ways to measure the success of a late-night show: consistency in…
Read MoreCan over 70,000 people play one game of Pokemon together?: Twitch Plays Pokemon is complete chaos
By LIA WANG ’16 Staff Writer On Feb. 12, an anonymous Australian programmer launched the game Twitch Plays Pokémon on…
Read MorePromoting LGBTQ rights on a national stage: Macklemore’s activism puts human rights on the radio
By ANNA TUPPER-BRIDGES ’14 Head Copy Editor Two weeks ago, Alexa Williams wrote an article challenging Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’s…
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Hidden gems of Netflix Instant: ‘Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries’
By EDEN LITTRELL ’14 Staff Writer Netflix Instant has a lot of content, which is a mixed blessing. Some of…
Read MoreDev Hynes continues to innovate: ‘Blood Orange’ offers unique and addictive sound
By VICTORIA UREN ’17 Contributing Writer What do Sky Ferreira’s “Everything’s Embarrassing” and Solange’s “Losing You,” arguably two of 2013’s…
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Music After nearly 15 months of being locked out, the musicians of the Minnesota Orchestra recently signed a contract with…
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