For anyone looking to get into the autumn mood, look no further than these songs, movies, shows and books that pair perfectly with the crisp crunch of fallen leaves and a cup of warm cider.
Songs
“1979,”...
Sarah Popeck, news correspondent
• September 28, 2022
Many viewers who identify as queer find it hard to relate to characters in film and television, especially when popular sapphic projects continue to be cancelled, scrapped and pulled away from big screen...
Netflix’s new original film, “Do Revenge,” escapes from the streaming platform’s usual cookie-cutter plots and transcends audience expectations. What seems to start as an everyday high school revenge...
Cynthia Chen, news correspondent
• September 26, 2022
What would Marie Curie do if she found out she was the posthumous lead inspiration for Ali Hazelwood’s newest book? (Seriously, Curie is mentioned more than 100 times throughout the story.)
“Love...
Gracie Vogel, news correspondent
• September 26, 2022
The Northeastern Council for University Programs hosted lo-fi artist Dreamer Boy to kick off AfterHours programming for the fall semester Sept. 15.
Dreamer Boy, or Zach Taylor, is a Nashville-based...
Ben Churney, news correspondent
• September 23, 2022
The phrase, “You never know what’s coming next,” is an audience favorite when discussing films. However, “Barbarian” goes beyond that familiar adage.
“Barbarian” is a horror-mystery film...
Whether it comes as a suspicious direct message on Instagram or as a text from a distant high school acquaintance, the script rarely wavers: “Hey, boss babe! I have an opportunity for you.”
Messages...
Cathy Ching, deputy lifestyle editor
• September 7, 2022
The early 2000s are making a comeback to modern television — this time, with more diversity.
Heeding criticism about the lack of diversity in television, Hollywood producers have rebooted shows...
Juliana George, deputy lifestyle editor
• September 7, 2022
Movies about getting too famous too fast and sacrificing integrity to get there are nothing new — but Quinn Shephard’s sophomore film “Not Okay,” which premiered on Hulu July 29, gives the genre...
At the start of the month, a musical adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel “The Beautiful and Damned,” created by Northeastern alum Brooke Di Spirito, a 2021 Northeastern graduate, premiered...
What do a two and a half year hiatus, a Better Homes and Gardens spread and a bona fide rock star have in common? Welcome to Harry’s House.
Harry’s House, Harry Styles’ hotly anticipated third...
Everyone’s seen the Hallmark movie: a big city hotshot is forced into some humdrum — yet charming — Middle America small town. Their life is forever changed by some idealized rough-around-the-edges...