“The Drama” Lacked Some Drama

Hao Ju, Arts Junior Editor | April 16, 2026

“The Drama” is not a bad movie by any metric — I laughed throughout it, sometimes awkwardly, sometimes not, and it’s set in Cambridge, MA. Still, the film is just a lot of missed opportunities.

Keeping Up with Katseye

Mars Halvaksz, Arts and Culture Managing Editor | April 16, 2026

A mainstay across my feed has been one band: KATSEYE. Katseye is an L.A.-based girl group made up of members from all over the world, representing South Koreans, Filipinos, Swiss-Italian-Ghanians, and American diasporas of Venezuelan Cubans, Indians, and Chinese Singaporeans.

Rob Reiner turned it up to 11. Every. Single. Time.

Esme De Melo Garner, Contributing Writer | February 5, 2026

You may know Rob Reiner as the director of one of those movies you swear you’ll get around to someday. 

Are series finales ever good?

Cheynie Singleton, Contributing Writer | February 5, 2026

Now that Stranger Things is a completed body of work, its ending has drawn more criticism of the show than ever. While the finale had some positive responses, many viewers took to social media and decided that the finale closed the lid on a garbage can of a season.

The Embarrassing State of Romance, Scored by Lily Allen

Avery Finley, Contributing Writer | November 20, 2025

Lily Allen’s break-up album, “West End Girl,” debuted at no. 4 on the UK Albums Chart just days before Vogue’s article on why having a boyfriend is lame went viral. Despite being completely unconnected pieces of media, their open-armed public reception signals a spreading acknowledgement that the modern state of heterosexual romance is disappointing women.

Ahead of the Curve: What’s in Style

Rebecca Birnbach | February 6, 2025

The 80’s are back, and I would love to tell you why.    For the past few months, I’ve been quietly keeping predictions to myself, but now I’m breaking my silence as more evidence rolls...

What is the 4B Movement and how much would it help?

Mars Halvaksz | February 5, 2025

The 4B movement, a radical feminist initiative originating in South Korea, challenges traditional gender dynamics by advocating for a complete rejection of relationships with men. The name 4B is derived...

Leon Thomas brings his tour “Mutt” to Boston

Kiya Watson, Staff Writer | December 5, 2024

On Nov. 15, Leon Thomas brought his “MUTT” album tour to Boston, featuring special guest Toney Handsome. Many people may know Leon Thomas from his role as the hilarious and talented Andre Harris on...

Why you should watch “SATURDAY NIGHT”

Yahana Streeter, Contributing Writer | November 12, 2024

A review of “SATURDAY NIGHT” live from my dorm room.

Support for Menendez brothers grows after “Monsters” series hits Netflix

Margaret Jenkins, Staff Writer | November 11, 2024

Although Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan’s limited series “Monsters” has generated more support for the real-life brothers and encountered increased public pressure to have them released, there are still aspects of the series which reflect poorly on Lyle and Erik Menendez, and are, according to the brothers themselves, inaccurate to their true story.

Charli XCX and Troye Sivan bring “Sweat Tour” to Boston

Lucia Chen | October 18, 2024

On Friday, Sept. 27 at 11:28 a.m., I received a call from my roommate in the middle of my science lab. “I just won Sweat Tour tickets!” she screamed. After calming down, she explained that a radio...

No Laughing Matter: The Current State of SNL

Norah Catlin | March 27, 2024

In the world of comedy, “Saturday Night Live,” better known as “SNL,” has been considered a cultural staple since its first episode premiered on NBC on Oct. 11, 1975. However, the late-night live...