Record Review: The Magnetic Fields, “Distortion”
Former Hüsker Dü / Sugar frontman Bob Mould was once asked to respond to the allegation that he is “the ...
Arts & Culture
Inventive Clatter: The determined nihilist
Carla Bozulich may be the most transient performer and sound artist of the last 20 years. This isn’t hard to ...
Internet age redefines plagiarism
Professor Emily Apter of New York University’s French Department offered an intriguing approach to the contentious arena of plagiarism in ...
“August: Osage County” shows family in freefall
The Playbill cover from “August: Osage County,” a production by Chicago’s Steppenwolf Theatre Company that opened on Broadway at the ...
Freud exhibits at MoMa
Lucian Freud—grandson of Sigmund—is a painter who deals in human imperfection. In the “Lucian Freud: The Painter’s Etchings” exhibition, on ...
Murakami imbues ordinary lives with haunting resonance
First translated and published in English in mid-2006, Haruki Murakami’s latest book of short stories, “Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman” is ...
David Albright speaks in CHUM lecture
The Center for Humanities commenced its Spring Lecture Series, “Revision and Translation,” on Monday, Jan. 23 with Harvard University’s Ernest ...
Movie Review: Cloverfield
From television producer J.J Abrams, television director Matt Reeves and television writer Drew Godard comes the fairly hair-raising monster mash ...
This spring Second Stage mixes divergent subjects and styles
It’s a small underground room guarded by an ancient stuffed animal of ambiguous species (wild boar, perhaps?). The sound-proof doors ...
The Cine-Files
This week in the film series.