Arts From Abroad: Even the French Enjoy their Movie Raunch with “Les Infidèles”
Paris is a city of high culture—avant garde theatre, intellectual independent films, art galleries, the Louvre, haute couture, the ballet. ...
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I Would Do Anything For Love: In Defense of Meat Loaf
Nostalgia is a powerful thing—here’s looking at you, Scott Stapp—but it takes a seriously wistful son-of-a-bitch to remember the good ...
No Age Storms Eclectic Thursday Night
Scalia’s coming. You and your bleeding-heart buddies are mad as hell, and you’re not going to take it anymore. It’s ...
Professor’s Playlist: Barry Chernoff
Professor Barry Chernoff: Chair of Environmental Studies, Director of College of the Environment, freshwater fish expert, virtuosic guitarist, righteous dude. ...
Lower Dens Hit Wesleyan, Talk Upcoming Album
Baltimore-based indie-rock hot shots Lower Dens made their Middletown debut this weekend at Eclectic, much to Wes students’ delight. But ...
Idiot Box: “Archer” Makes Us Love Espionage and Douchebaggery Through Animation
I want you to imagine something for me. Ready? What if James Bond and “Arrested Development” had a baby... and ...
“How I Learned to Drive” Review
This past weekend Second Stage sponsored a production of Paula Vogel’s 1997-Pulitzer-Prize-winning play “How I Learned to Drive,” directed by ...
“APOTHECARY (storehouse)”: Professor David Schorr’s Exhibit Explores Memory and Medicine
The old glass medicine bottles that dot flea markets and your grandmother’s bathroom cabinet always seem to contain more than ...
Identity and Sexuality Clash and Combine in the Spring Faculty Dance
This weekend, the Spring Faculty Dance Concert will not only showcase the work of Artist-in-Residence Hari Krishnan, but also synthesize ...
Morality and Mononucleosis: “Clem and Paul Build a Fort” Goes Up in the ’92
Looking for a game-changer this weekend? Looking to contemplate moral absolutism? “Clem and Paul Build a Fort,” a new play ...