Everything You Missed at the 71st Emmys
Regular readers of The Argus may remember how I feel about awards shows (hint: that they’re a frantic grasp for ...
Arts & Culture
Taylor Mac Celebrates History and Resistance With “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music”
This past Saturday, performance artist Taylor Mac brought the abridged, two-hour version of “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music” to ...
Sweat, Light and Music: ‘BandsBandsBands’ in the WestCo Cafe
When the WestCo Cafe is packed anywhere even remotely near capacity, it gets hot—and the inevitable sweat beads that drip ...
Second Stage Prepares for New Season with New Policies
A family unpacking their grief through language. A king driven mad and descending into political and psychological chaos. Four Harvard ...
“The Imperialist Ghost in the Neoliberal Machine” Considers the Historical Reverberations of Anti-Communist Operations
That the CIA worked to stem the global tide of communism during the Cold War is common knowledge, but the ...
Earthgang Juxtaposes Their Newfound Success and Humble Roots on “Mirrorland”
It is no mystery that some of the best artists in the world die undiscovered. Getting your big break could ...
Cinefiles 9/18–9/21
This week marks the start of our Hispanic Film Series, with a screening of the character-driven drama, “The Chambermaid.” You ...
The Inexplicable Allure of Caroline Calloway
I first learned who Caroline Calloway was in 2018, when she made headlines for ordering over 1200 mason jars to ...
“Unbelievable” Is a Grueling Examination of Sexual Assault and Law Enforcement
Content warning: Sexual violence “Unbelievable,” a crime drama miniseries that premiered on Netflix last week, wastes no time in introducing viewers ...
The More Things Change, The More They Stay the Same on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” Season 17
As Claudia Oshry (better known as @girlwithnojob) said recently on her podcast, “Even a boring episode of The Kardashians is an insight ...