Top 5 Questionably Racist Songs by Supposedly Progressive Artists
5. “Guilty (of Being White)” – Minor Threat The usually bullshit-averse Ian Mackaye tried to justify this song by saying ...
Arts & Culture
Theater Spotlight: Fefu and Her Friends
Wesleyan's upcoming production of Maria Irene Fornes' Fefu and Her Friends will be a moving experience – literally. The performance, ...
Kushner Entertains Chapel with Characteristically Blunt Remarks
Speaking before a packed Memorial Chapel last Friday evening, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author shared his thoughts on everything from national ...
“Songs for a New World” visually minimalist, emotionally evocative
I feel really, truly sorry for anyone who missed Second Stage’s production of “Songs for a New World,” which played ...
Movie Review – Twilight
Director Catherine Hardwicke (“Thirteen”) offers up a fairly loyal adaptation of the much-beloved “Twilight” series’ first book, which chronicles the ...
Impressive “Threepenny Opera” bursts through fourth wall
In this visually and aurally stunning production, Professor Nascimiento doesn’t just brush against the fourth wall—she bursts through it flamboyantly ...
Movie Review – “Rachel Getting Married”
When the credits finished, it was enough; I could leave the beautiful and difficult people in the movie to their ...
Fink ’08.5 delights Usdan with ‘kinetic photography’ display
For the past semester, Alexander Fink’s photos have covered the walls near the information desk, captivating onlookers with their innovative ...
SAMSARA!
The intoxicating, harmonious high-pitched tones and energetic yet subtle movements of traditional Hindi music and dance filled Crowell Concert Hall ...
“The Kotov Syndrome” mixes music and intriguing backwards narrative
Click-smack-click. That’s the sound of chess pieces being pushed across a wooden board, and it’s also reminiscent of the punctuated, ...