Two years after “Stick Season (Forever),” Noah Kahan’s new album, “The Great Divide,” was released April 24, arriving at the cusp of summer as the cicadas chirp and the sun is finally setting after 6 p.m.  Kahan is known for his soul-crushing lyrics hidden behind...

“The Devil Wears Prada” endures as an iconic stand-alone parable, though it is made somewhat less iconic by the fact that it is no longer stand-alone. Released May 1, “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” an unsolicited sequel made 20 years after the original, might serve as evidence...

Pixar has been in somewhat of a slump lately. Sure, it can still crank out a hit every year, but with a filmography full of corporate, uninspired sequels and spin-offs like “Incredibles 2” and “Lightyear” and undercooked, featherlight flicks like “Elio” and “Elemental,”...

The sun is dying. The stars are dying. Soon, Earth will be dying, and you are tasked with saving it.  In a world burdened by existential dread and heavenly crises, “Project Hail Mary” rockets audience members’ fears out of the stratosphere with refreshing cinematography,...

Released March 6, “The Bride!,” with its triumphant exclamation point and promotional posters that prefaced the title with “here comes the motherf***ing,” presents the image of a countercultural, avant-garde, wall-smashing movie.  Reframing “Bride of Frankenstein”...

In another stop on the lovers’ long journey, the second “Hadestown” national tour played at the Emerson Colonial Theatre Feb. 26 to March 1. Together, the cast and crew gave a showstopping performance, passionate enough to make even the hardest of hearts unharden and forcing...

When most people think of museums, science, art or history come to mind. And when you visit history museums, it is not uncommon to find relics of the past: velociraptor bones, moccasins from an Indigenous tribe or ceramics from the Shang dynasty.  But in an alternate universe...

Following an almost five-month delay, Brent Faiyaz’s “Icon” is finally here, introducing listeners to what seems like a new era for the Maryland R&B maestro. Initially scheduling his third studio album for a Sept. 19, 2025, release, Faiyaz made the decision to postpone...

After almost four years, Harry Styles is back — but not quite better than ever. Styles’ fourth studio album, “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally,” dropped March 6 and promised to amp up the groove previewed on “Harry’s House.”  Did it accomplish that? In...

Northeastern’s Department of Theatre addressed the “West Village Girls” of 13th-century Italy in its production of Chiara Atik’s “Poor Clare.” Directed by professor Melinda Lopez and running Feb. 18 to 22 in the Studio Theatre in Curry Student Center, the not-so-historical...

For Bostonians, winter is a time to stay inside and out of the cold. But Meet Boston is giving residents a reason to bundle up for a trip to Boston’s top restaurants with the return of Dine Out Boston. Meet Boston has presented Dine Out Boston, formerly known as Restaurant...

“Wuthering Heights,” Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel of the same name, hit theatres Feb. 13 and proved to be a bastardized rendition with little substance beyond the director’s surrealistic fantasy. The film showcased Fennell’s imaginative,...