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Review: Beyond a shadow of a doubt, ‘Sonic 3’ is the franchise’s strongest entry yet
Review: Beyond a shadow of a doubt, ‘Sonic 3’ is the franchise’s strongest entry yet
Antaine Anhalt, news correspondent • January 8, 2025

“Sonic the Hedgehog 3,” directed by Jeff Fowler, introduces a powerful addition to the colorful bunch — Shadow the Hedgehog (Keanu Reeves)....

Review: ‘EPIC: The Musical’ receives legendary ending with release of ‘The Ithaca Saga’
Review: ‘EPIC: The Musical’ receives legendary ending with release of ‘The Ithaca Saga’
Antaine Anhalt, news correspondent • January 8, 2025

Jorge Rivera-Herrans has captured the hearts of millions with “EPIC: The Musical,” a project over five years in the making. The pre-release...

Saint Levant raps to a cheering audience. Throughout the event Saint Levant displayed red, white and green lights reminiscent of the Palestinian flag.
Review: Saint Levant takes audiences on a multilingual journey from Boston to Gaza through his ‘Deira’ tour
Chloe Craft, news correspondent • January 8, 2025

The crowd at Boston’s Citizens House of Blues was in high spirits last month for one of the final stops on Palestinian musical artist Saint...

The News presents ‘Lifestyle Wrapped 2024’
The News presents ‘Lifestyle Wrapped 2024’
Darin Zullo, Claudie Bellanger, and Christina McCabe December 29, 2024

2024 had its fair share of year-defining social media trends, live events and highly anticipated releases. Through all the highs and lows, contributors...

Maya Rudolph (left) and Andy Samberg star as Kamala Harris and Douglas Emhoff, respectively, in an SNL skit about the 2024 presidential election. The real Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance in another skit later in the season. Photo courtesy Will Heath, NBC.
Column: In its 50th season, an aging ‘SNL’ looks to Gen Z for relevance
Camryn Cunningham, news staff • December 15, 2024

“Saturday Night Live” celebrated the start of its 50th season Sept. 28. Since the 1970s, the late night comedy broadcast has been a cornerstone...

Kieran Culkin (left) and Jesse Eisenberg in "A Real Pain." The film took viewers through Poland, exploring the country's Jewish history and themes of generational trauma. Photo courtesy Searchlight Pictures.
Review: ‘A Real Pain’ taps into Jewish history with a powerful study of generational trauma
Daniel Patchen, news staff • December 14, 2024
Column: 2025 Grammy nominations: potential snubs, intriguing surprises
Column: 2025 Grammy nominations: potential snubs, intriguing surprises
Sarah Pyrce, news staff • December 11, 2024
NUSO conductor Evan Bennett orchestrates the first piece of the concert, “Overture To The Wreckers.” Orchestra members followed his lead closely as the concert unfolded.
Northeastern University Symphony Orchestra enchants Fenway Center during fall concert
Isaac Pedersen, photo correspondent • December 8, 2024
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Zoleigh Borg (left), a third-year human services major, and Alison King, a second-year business administration major, perform "BFF" from "The SpongeBob Musical." Photo courtesy Gabriella Purvis.
‘Through Thick and Thin’: NU Stage’s fall revue shows friendship behind the curtain
Emily Chung, news staff • December 9, 2024

It can be easy to get lost in a cast of over six dozen people, but no performer fades into the background in NU Stage Musical Theater Company’s...

The cast of "Noises Off" performs at Lyric Stage Boston. The characters in the play practiced and put on their on their own play called "Nothing On." Photo courtesy Mark S. Howard.
Lyric Stage Boston’s ‘Noises Off’ gives audiences a peek into the chaos of live theatre through farce
Heidi Ho, news staff • December 9, 2024
Nick Anderson, a 26-year-old chief of staff at Shipyard Software and a Melrose native, competes in Boston's Tom Holland look-alike contest Nov. 24. A Chris Evans look-alike contest organized by the same hosts took place in Boston the week after.
Column: What’s behind the rise in celebrity look-alike contests?
Grace Phillips, news correspondent • December 5, 2024
Abigail C. Onwunali (left) and Asha Basha Duniani on stage during a performance of “Sojourners.” The play followed four characters who move to Houston from Nigeria, and was the first of nine plays in the Ufot Family Cycle series. Photo courtesy Marc J. Franklin.
Review: A nine-part performance series begins with the touching ‘Sojourners’ at Huntington Theatre
Heidi Ho, news staff • November 27, 2024

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Column: The best holiday gifts for the most ultra-specific people in your life
Column: The best holiday gifts for the most ultra-specific people in your life
Caroline Baker Dimock, news staff • December 9, 2024

Are you looking for a gift to brighten someone’s holiday season, but you’re unsure what to get them? How do you know what to get your older...

The Omo Naija x Wahala Boys perform with a bright red background with dancers wearing sunglasses and strong facial expressions. Their synced movements and coordination left the crowd in awe.
African Student Organization’s dance battle celebrates culture through dance
Emily Rodriguez, photo correspondent • December 8, 2024

Northeastern’s African Student Organization, or NASO, hosted their annual Battle of the ASO's Nov. 16 in Blackman Auditorium. The Battle of...

Cynthia Erivo stands in front of a broken window as Elphaba in "Wicked." Erivo showed off her vocal strength in the musical's various songs, most notably "Defying Gravity." Photo courtesy Universal Pictures.
Review: ‘Wicked’ is beyond deserving of the space it holds
Laura Emde, news staff • December 5, 2024

After eight years of production, a change of director and multiple delayed releases, “Wicked” has finally made its way to the silver screen,...

Review: Tyler, The Creator shows off wide range of talents with latest album ‘CHROMAKOPIA’
Review: Tyler, The Creator shows off wide range of talents with latest album ‘CHROMAKOPIA’
Jessie Barrett, news correspondent • November 28, 2024

In his eighth studio album, Tyler, The Creator makes an electric return to the music scene, debuting Oct. 28 and staying at No. 1 for three consecutive...

The Marquette Studio in the MFA. The studio mimicked that of Moore’s at Perry Green, containing his desk, figures and sketches. Photo courtesy MFA.
Familiarity, fresh dialogue found within MFA’s ‘Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore’ exhibit
Eleanor Hardy, news correspondent • November 25, 2024

Visitors can experience the extraordinary parallel worlds of two distinct artists through the “Georgia O’Keeffe and Henry Moore” exhibit...

The cast of Northeastern's production of "Twelfth Night." The Shakespearean comedy followed several evolving storylines for each character. Photo courtesy Cristian Alvarez Maldonado.
Northeastern’s production of ‘Twelfth Night’ turns Shakespearean comedy on its head
Satyel Amarelo, news correspondent • November 24, 2024

Northeastern’s production of William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night,” directed by Antonio Ocampo-Guzman, the chair of the department of...

Review: mxmtoon confronts heavy themes while remaining hopeful on ‘liminal space’
Review: mxmtoon confronts heavy themes while remaining hopeful on ‘liminal space’
Antaine Anhalt, news correspondent • November 22, 2024

Mxmtoon’s newest and third studio album, “liminal space,” released Nov. 1, 2024, carries the artist’s dynamic essence more than ever....

Passengers board a Commuter Rail train. Different Commuter Rail lines offered people an opportunity to explore areas outside Boston for a day.
Column: The best fall day trips to whisk you away from Boston
Sarah Pyrce, news staff • November 19, 2024

Costumes have been packed away, candy stashes are getting sparse and pumpkins have rotted. It’s official — Halloween is over, and its remnants...

A couple leans on each other as Michael Maria previews the last film. The last two screenings of the festival sold out to a packed house.
Boston Palestine Film Festival 2024 at MFA brings audience into heart of the conflict
Aiden Stein, news correspondent • November 18, 2024

A sold-out theatre awaited the last film after the weekend-long Boston Palestine Film Festival, part of which was held at the Museum of Fine...

Column: Fall into autumn with these media picks
Column: Fall into autumn with these media picks
Samantha Balagot, news correspondent • November 15, 2024

‘Tis the season where red, orange and yellow leaves cover the sidewalks, cozy sweaters and boots are retrieved from closets and hot drinks...