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'Your Name' opens Boston Japanese film festival

‘Your Name’ opens Boston Japanese film festival

Kiana Jones and Samuel Kim February 15, 2018
The Boston Festival of Films from Japan, or BFFJ, will run until Feb. 28 and will feature several other known Japanese films.
Review: 'Fifty Shades Freed' is good for laughs, bad for plot

Review: ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ is good for laughs, bad for plot

February 15, 2018
If Stetson West Eatery’s recent porn viewing wasn’t enough for you, “Fifty Shades Freed” is playing in theaters nationwide.
"Fire Cone," wood, acrylic, light fixture and caster wheels, is also about surveillance and censorship. Its blue light and red stripes signal a nationalist authority in a state of emergency. / Photo by Samuel Kim.

Lemieux exhibit advocates for progress

February 12, 2018
Annette Lemieux's “Mise en Scene” exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts mix varying mediums such as pigment inkjet on cotton.
Black Male Artist Collective showcases artwork in the BPL

Black Male Artist Collective showcases artwork in the BPL

February 12, 2018
The Boston-area artists hope to use art and photography to include black men in conversations about race.
Column: Poutine’s popularity proves calories are just a number

Column: Poutine’s popularity proves calories are just a number

February 11, 2018
Whether it’s to warm up on a chilly day or to fulfill a craving for something delicious, there’s always an excuse to indulge in poutine.
‘Bodywaves’ exhibition explores human vulnerability, body imperfection

‘Bodywaves’ exhibition explores human vulnerability, body imperfection

February 10, 2018
Using a number of mediums, Denise Marika’s exhibition focuses on the human condition and the individual vulnerability of a person.
Katie Ryan, member of Pitch, Please!, one of Northeastern's a cappella groups, accepts the award for Best Choreography at the ICCA quarterfinals. / Photo by Sam Cronin

Northeastern’s Pitch, Please! takes 3rd at ICCA Quarterfinals

February 8, 2018
One of the members of the all-female a cappella group took home an award for Outstanding Choreography.
Review: Black Label Society brings brotherhood to the Worcester Palladium

Review: Black Label Society brings brotherhood to the Worcester Palladium

February 8, 2018
Heavy metal band, Black Label Society, played an emotional tribute to slain Pantera guitarist Darrell Abbott, also known as Dimebag Darrell.
Event Calendar: Feb. 8 - Feb. 14

Event Calendar: Feb. 8 – Feb. 14

Samuel Kim February 8, 2018
These are the events in and around Boston that you do not want to miss this week.
Photo courtesy of Darren Evans.

NU rendition of “The Exception and the Rule” comes to Boston

February 5, 2018
NU students will perform "The Exception and the Rule" by Bertolt Brecht from Tuesday, Feb. 6 to Saturday, Feb. 10 in the Ryder Theatre Lab. / Photo courtesy Darren Evans.
Harvard Square Business Association hosts 10th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival

Harvard Square Business Association hosts 10th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival

February 2, 2018
Harvard Square was completely packed for its 10th annual Taste of Chocolate Festival. The main event, a free chocolate tasting, was held Saturday in Brattle Square, but many restaurants in the Harvard area offered chocolate-themed specials throughout the weekend.

Event Calendar: Feb. 1 – Feb. 7

Samuel Kim January 31, 2018
These are the events in and around Boston that you do not want to miss this week.