Navaratri closes with dance
Halfway through her performance of Bharata Natyam dance last Friday, world-renowned Indian dancer Anita Ratnam paused to thank the Wesleyan ...
Arts & Culture
Album Review: “Something Else” by Robin Thicke
It’s impossible not to have high expectations for the offspring of “Growing Pains’” Alan Thicke, but, unfortunately, Robin Thicke disappoints ...
Nick and Norah’s Infi nite Playlist
Directed by Peter Sollett (“Raising Victor Vargas”), “Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist” revolves around a night in the life of ...
Arts Calendar
Arts Calendar All events free unless otherwise noted. Friday, Oct. 10 Jazz at Café Ology 7 p.m., Café Ology Slideshow ...
Eclectic shows open with a bang
Good news, everybody: rock is back. This past week, our friends over at the Eclectic Society finally started doing their ...
Book Review: “All the Pretty Horses”
When “All the Pretty Horses,” Cormac McCarthy’s sixth book and the first volume in his Border Trilogy, was first published ...
Arts Calendar
All events free unless otherwise noted.
The Cine-files
Well folks, we are over halfway through our first calendar, and man, what a Film Series this one has been ...
Movie Review: “Lakeview Terrace”
Whatever you think about the quality of his roles, it’s impossible to deny that Samuel L. Jackson has a lot ...
New student’s play provides a satirical look at music business
Tonight, Second Stage will present a staged reading of “Mark David Chapman: Live in Concert,” a play written and directed ...