‘The Creator’ does little to inspire interest
“The Creator” is a new science fiction film that, while original on paper, is a poorly constructed collage of overused tropes and cliche-ridden dialogue.
“The Creator” is a new science fiction film that, while original on paper, is a poorly constructed collage of overused tropes and cliche-ridden dialogue.
Ross Gay’s collection of 81 mini-essays “The Book of (More) Delights” proves its title with its ability to extract profundities out of simple observations of everyday life.
The fourth and final season of British dramedy “Sex Education” — released on Netflix Sept. 21 — is as shocking, heartfelt and bawdy as its predecessors.
Five films that have found new and fascinating ways to examine the history and contemporary issues of the Spanish-speaking world.
Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies Iván Ramos spoke at a book talk about his recent work “Unbelonging: Inauthentic Sounds in Mexican and Latinx Aesthetics” last Thursday in Pembroke Hall. The talk was the first in a series of New Book Talks sponsored by the Center for the ...
After two decades in the industry, leading actress Kareena Kapoor Khan once again proves that she is here to stay.
The Brown Arts Institute continued work on the new Lindemann Performing Arts Center over the summer.
Trinh Mai’s piece “And we shall come forth as gold” is featured in “Momentum,” a year-long exhibit organized by the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America.
Drawing on the imagery of nature and celestial bodies, Mitski has created a piece of art that is chilling, soulful and stunningly cohesive.
The Beths continue to show that they are the best of the genre in their extended album “Expert in a Dying Field."
Coming-of-age comedy movie brings an embarrassingly entertaining depiction of adolescence, with a spotlight on Jewish culture.
Kenneth Branagh’s third film adaptation featuring Hercule Poirot falls short
“Poor Things” follows the rapid and curious coming of age of a reanimated Victorian woman, with no memory of her past life.
The exhibit consists of a series of mosaics of endangered animals, emphasizing sustainability and reducing human interference.
Olivia Rodrigo's sophomore album “GUTS,” released Sept. 8, follows in the footsteps of “SOUR” with its rock-style instrumentals and vulnerable songwriting.
While the film starts on a high note, it quickly devolves into a meandering narrative with little scares or intrigue.
The film manages to travel so far past the line of cheesiness permitted in rom-coms that it leaves any semblance of reality far in the distance.
Despite the novel's excitement and profundity, readers are bombarded with characters’ theories about the purpose of literature, which makes them constantly aware of the book’s solid form.
“Theater Camp” is a successful mockumentary depicting the staff and students of a quirky summer retreat for thespians.
“The Beanie Bubble” is a lightly fictionalized account of the rise and fall of Beanie Baby stuffed animals