REVIEW: Neon Indian’s “Vega Intl. Night School”
Four years after releasing “Era Extraña,” an electronic maelstrom of Tetris-sounding beats and elusive vocals, band Neon Indian is back…
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Trevor Noah is at home on “The Daily Show”
When Trevor Noah was announced as the successor for Jon Stewart’s baby, “The Daily Show”, many were skeptical that the…
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Rebeca Mauleón celebrates Afro-Cuban Jazz with Wellesley
Rebeca Mauleón, a Grammy-winning pianist, composer, bandleader, educator and author, accompanied by her all-star Afro Kuban Quartet, culminated her weeklong residency on Saturday, Oct….
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Ralph Lauren passes on his retail empire
The founder and CEO of arguably the nation’s most iconic brand, Ralph Lauren has announced his plans to step down. The luxury…
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‘The Walk’ introduces a new sort of spectacle cinema
Why go to the cinema? It’s a question more people are asking, and Hollywood isn’t deaf. In this age of Netflix and…
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‘Cinderella’ sparkles at the Boston Opera House
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” has made its way to the Boston Opera House while on its national tour, and the Office of…
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Boston Calling embraces Millennial culture
Boston Calling is a particular festival in that it catches a culture of Boston that most people forget. There are no revolutionary war…
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Women direct movies, too
With awards season just around the corner, we have gotten to that time of year when movie-going options go from nearly nothing…
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Hacking Arts conference at MIT presents the future collaboration of technology and arts
Wellesley College’s relationship with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) works for a number of reasons. Although the former is a highly respected…
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Davis Museum opening impresses with new exhibits and lively reception
Rapper Travis Scott made news recently, when he encouraged crowds gathered in the area surrounding his Lollapalooza concert to climb…
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