Laughs abound at frenetic, fun “Poet”
In the Director's Notes for “The Poet and the Rent,” Dakota James Gardner's ’11 writes, “What we present to you ...
Arts & Culture
Economy adds resonance to upcoming “Threepenny” production
Despite its status as a classic work from Germany’s Weimar Republic, “The Threepenny Opera” still holds a mirror up to ...
Review: “QUANTUM OF SOLACE”
The “quantum of solace” is described by Ian Fleming as the measurable degree of affection between two people. When it ...
Movie Review: “The Haunting of Molly Hartley”
“Molly Hartley” is a fragmented, confusingly subjective psycho-narrative in the guise of a slick teen movie; it draws on images, ...
Event Pick: Terp!
The Terpsichore Dance Troupe has their fall concert this weekend in the World Music Hall.
Expresiones celebrates Latino culture
Expresiones, a showcase of student dance, music and spoken word, is an annual event organized by Ajà°a Campos, a student ...
Album Review: “The Renaissance” by Q-Tip
It often takes a few listens of a new CD to appreciate its sound, but Q-Tip's "The Renaissance," released on ...
‘Somewhere’considers internal difference
"Somewhere in the Middle” chronicled the story of George William Gordon (1820-1865), a genuine hero, less from a historical standpoint—though ...
Top 5 Things That You Thought Were Awesome When You Were a Kid That Are, In Retrospect, Actually Awesome
5. Chumbawumba Then: You loved them for their insidiously catchy single “Tubthumping.” Now: You love them because they're hardcore anarcho-punks. ...
Book Review: “Zaha Hadid Complete Works”
“Zaha Hadid Complete Works” (edited by Gordana Fontana-Giusti and Patrik Schimacher) provides several explanations of Zaha Hadid’s most recent building, ...