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Alessandro M. M. Drake
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Fall into Harvard: Autumnal Vignettes from Crimson Arts
Read on for some of the Arts Board’s favorite fall memories, from the beauty of fall foliage in New England to all the delicious tastes of autumn!
‘Princess Power’ Premiere Review: Colorful Fruitdoms and Geopolitics Galore
Aristocracy, monarchy, geopolitics, climate disasters — these are some of the heavy themes broached by the season opener of “Princess Power,” a new children’s TV show streaming on Netflix.
‘Houdini’ Single Review: Dua Lipa is Certainly Back, but it is Time to Take Some Risks
“Houdini” suffers from one major problem: its lack of risks.
Head to head: ‘Autumn Variations’ vs. the Acoustic Version!
Sheeran’s incredible voice and talented accompaniment on the acoustic version actually complements the lyrics, or at least makes them easier to ignore.
‘Autumn Variations’ Review: Please Ed, We Know You Can Do Better
With seven albums released, hundreds of songs written, and a decade on top of the pop music industry, is Ed Sheeran beginning to lose his touch?
‘GUTS’ Album Review: Olivia Rodrigo Once Again Laughs With Us, Yells With Us, and Cries Us to Sleep
After her 2021 debut album “SOUR,” the world had been holding its breath for what the young singer/songwriter would come up with next.
‘Boat’ Single Review: Guys, it Only Half-Sunked
In “Boat,” Sheeran leaves the listener craving more substance, emotional charge, and cohesion.
Comfort Shows To Get You Through Finals
In honor of the end of the semester, here is a selection of the Arts board's favorite comfort shows.
‘Ghost of Chicago’ Single Review: Noah Floersch Leaves Us Excited for More
In a mainstream industry filled with over-processed vocals, Floersch stands out.
‘Ted Lasso’ Season Three Premiere Review: More of the Same? Count Us In!
Retaining its signature wholesome humor and lovable, dynamic characters, “Ted Lasso” stands out as some of the best in television right now, and Season Three seems prepared to hang onto that mantle.