Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
• April 20, 2022
Comedy, romance, sci-fi, kung fu. With so many diverse elements, Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert’s genre-defying masterpiece “Everything Everywhere All at Once” undoubtedly delivers on its titular promise.
The film opens on a chaotic day in the life of Evelyn Wang...
Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
• April 20, 2022
The Wicked Queer Film Festival was born in an unpopular movie theatre in downtown Boston, where contractor George Mansour began booking gay adult films that more well-attended movie theatres refused to show. The year was 1984.
Now, 38 years later, the Wicked Queer Film Festival...
This year marked the return of in-person Springfest, and along with it, its crowning event — the Springfest concert. After two years without in-person celebrations, the Council for University Programs, or CUP, brought the event back in full force with a concert in Matthews...
After musical artist Doja Cat failed to perform her concert in Paraguay as scheduled due to flooding in the area, several fans took to Twitter to express their concerns, sparking a fight between the artist and fans who felt she had wronged them for not performing.
Doja Cat...
One of Boston’s up-and-coming artists is Northeastern’s very own first-year music industry major Anya Gupta. A relatively new musician, Gupta released her debut album “i (don’t) know you” in December 2021 and reached the top of several Spotify editorial playlists, including...
It starts with a classic story: a young musician drops out of college, makes a living waiting tables in New York City, sings at open mic shows and dreams of performing for thousands.
But Sammy Rae is not just anyone: she and her band, Sammy Rae & The Friends, have succeeded...
“It’s a big night tonight,” S. Holden Jaffe, also known as indie pop artist Del Water Gap, said last week. “This is the first ever Del Water Gap show in a Starbucks.”
Del Water Gap headlined at AfterHours March 31. The Northeastern Council for University Programs,...
The craze around exclusive original shows such as "Euphoria" and "Outer Banks" on streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu and HBO Max has shaped popular culture in recent years. But this content is guarded by a monthly monetary subscription that viewers must pay in order to continue...
Netflix’s “Inventing Anna,” released Feb. 11, is the latest docuseries put out by the platform, offering viewers a look into the dramatic and often messy lives of a female con artist and the women surrounding her.
The show is loosely based on the story of Anna Sorokin,...
Disney and Pixar’s latest film “Turning Red” follows 13-year-old Meilin Lee and her newfound tendency to transform into a giant, red panda when faced with intense emotions. The film explores Chinese heritage, generational trauma and coming of age, but its portrayal of young...
“What’s up everyone? Welcome back to “Girls with Goals” with your hosts, AnnCatherine and Caroline.”
That’s how health and fitness micro-influencers and twin sisters, AnnCatherine and Caroline Conneen, introduce themselves on their weekly podcast, “Girls with...
Warner Bros.’ newest film, “Moonshot,” takes the romantic comedy genre into orbit.
“Moonshot” takes place twenty years in the future, where a newly terraformed Mars is a beacon of hope for those left on a polluted Earth. Walt (Cole Sprouse), an adventure-seeking...
