Laughs aplenty in “My Kingdom for a Whore”
Wesleyan’s best-kept secret was revealed last weekend at Second Stage’s production of Rob Boyd’s ’08 “My Kingdom for a Whore:” ...
Arts & Culture
Movie Review: “The Rage in Placid Lake”
Finally, the low budget comedy has reached a moment of sincere, and pretty hilarious, self reflection. The Australian indie “The ...
Inventive Clatter: Harder and harsher, Boris still smiles
After 12 years, four record labels and a handful of genres, Boris, the Japanese sludge/doom/noise/drone/psychedelic trio ,is about to release ...
Record Review: “Rabbit Habits,” Man Man
Last year some pictures of everyone’s favorite gypsy art-rockers, Man Man, circulated around Internetland. The boys, hard at work on ...
The Cine-Files
Spring has sprung! Finally, the miserable weather has changed to pure sun-soaked bliss. But that is no reason, my fellow ...
“Ghost Vaudevillians” thesis makes some magic on stage
The reality and truth of a matter is often muddled with personal perceptions. We attempt to distinguish between illusions and ...
West’s prose cannot make it across “The Universe”
Paul West is an extremely stubborn writer. He has not deviated from his desired subject matter, rather attaining critical success ...
New Yorker journalist reflects on Rwanda war, Abu-Ghraib
President Michael Roth introduced renowned author and journalist Philip Gourevitch at the Memorial Chapel on Wednesday night for his lecture, ...
Record Review: “Mountain Battles”, The Breeders
In “Fool The World,” the Pixies’ collected oral history, Kim Deal recalls a particularly raucous night out with Throwing Muses’ ...
The Cine-Files
This week on the Film Series…the new Film Board swings into action! I know we all love this year’s seniors, ...