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Hozier's 'Wasteland, Baby!' Woos the Wang Theatre
Hozier's performance last Tuesday featured songs from his sophomore album "Wasteland, Baby!" along with fan favorites and a "protest song" set for release in the coming months. -
'Ad Astra' Visually Stuns but Generally Disappoints
With the potential to be a futuristic Odyssey about love and loss, "Ad Astra" ends up being a film with amazing visuals but negligible plot. -
Girls Who Dress Code
A recent court ruling reminds us of the enduring conversation on female students facing discriminatory school dress codes. -
2020 Candidates Spotlight Kickoff
Check out the first installment of a weekly spotlight on the 2020 presidential candidates. -
Exploring Politically Conscious Commercials Through Gillette's Toxic Masculinity Ad
Major criticisms of P&G's controversial commercial involve questions about the company's true motivations. -
Joy and Despair of the American Rust Belt in ArtsEmerson's 'The End of TV'
With TV static as a persistent background, Manual Cinema presents a narrative about inevitable change in post-industrial America. -
SNL and the Public Discourse: Political Sketches Through the Years
From the years of Ford to the current day administration, the satirical nature of SNL's political skits has become further entwined with America's reality. -
Bradley Cooper: The Formation of a Distinct Directorial Voice
In his directorial debut, Bradley Cooper epitomizes cinematic intimacy with his use of intricate color schemes and deeply personal narratives.
