Arts

Revamping Wardrobes at Boston University’s Wheelock Family Theatre’s Halloween Costume Sale

By Karen Z. Song

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For many young actors, the lingering effects from being in isolation remain as actors return back to the black box.

Music

ABBA’s ‘Voyage’ Review: A More Mature, More Varied, Less Catchy Comeback

By Zachary J. Lech

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“Voyage” is a more mature, stylistically diverse album, but one without the disco appeal of ABBA’s greatest hits.

Film

‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: A Delectable Serving of Nostalgia and Good Vibes

By Lanz Aaron G. Tan

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Equal parts funny and endearing, “Licorice Pizza” is about finding love in the unlikeliest of places.

Arts

‘The Shrink Next Door’ Premiere Review: This Series is Destined to Thrill

By Nina M. Foster

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If the rest of the series follows the tone of the premiere, viewers are in for one wild ride. Each episode will reveal more about the therapist-patient relationship that turns sour. With decades of events to unpack, the show is destined to thrill.

Arts

What Basquiat Revealed to Me About Beyoncé and the Tiffany Diamond

By Aissatou B. Diallo

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Can commodifying art, specifically art that represents marginalized voices, ever be a means to a revolutionary end?

Arts Blog

What Basquiat Revealed to Me About Beyoncé and the Tiffany Diamond

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Bad Love: Decoding Criminality in Anime

By Isabella B. Cho

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So what about being criminal is enigmatic? Why, in other words, are we drawn to characters who do bad things?

This Good Season

By Isabella B. Cho

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My foray into poetry began with intuitive things. Animals and seasons, flowers and roads. Things I could touch and observe.

Levi Ackerman, Itachi Uchiha, and the Formation of the Perfect Man

By Isabella B. Cho

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There is something at once disappointing and liberating about the fact that their desires for a particular character, fervent as they are, will not spill over into the real world.