Review
Netflix’s ‘Murder Mystery 2’ hits entertainment bullseye
By Sahil Balani | April 13“Murder Mystery 2” is imperfect but fun for audiences.
Arts & Culture
Events
Ellen Mirojnick, Denise Wingate talk storytelling through costume design in ‘Bridgerton,’ ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | April 12Costume designers Ellen Mirojnick and Denise Wingate discussed their work at the Ivy Film Festival.
Review
‘Saint Omer’: A tour-de-force of complexities, provocation
By Ned Kennedy | April 12“Saint Omer” follows the complex trial of a mother accused of murdering her young daughter.
Arts & Culture
‘Rye Lane’: The rom-com that we need
By Finn Kirkpatrick | April 11“Rye Lane” offers some creativity but lacks sensationalism, which makes it nothing different than the ordinary romcom.
Arts & Culture
DAEBAK showcases K-pop dance covers at spring show ‘Daebak & Co.’
By Isabel Hahn | April 10On Friday night, a cheering crowd filled Salomon DECI to watch DAEBAK’s spring show.
Arts & Culture
‘Telling human stories’: Emily Mayo ’24 brings fresh perspectives to old tales
By Dana Richie | April 9With a passion for bringing older stories to the stage, Emily Mayo ’24 details her experiences at Brown and future projects she hopes to bring to life.
Arts & Culture
Providence French and Francophone Film Festival brings French cinema to College Hill
By Ned Kennedy | April 7Annual French and Francophone film festival returns to Providence after two-year hiatus.
Arts & Culture
‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’: Aesthetically pleasing in spite of flaws
By Finn Kirkpatrick | April 6On April 5, Mario unlocked yet another achievement on his ever-expanding list — starring in a perfectly mediocre animated film.
Arts & Culture
‘The Night Agent’ is binge-worthy but lacks remarkability of more iconic counterparts
By Sahil Balani | April 3Packed with conspiracies, politics, action and crime, “The Night Agent” is Netflix’s newest hit.
Arts & Culture
‘Return to Seoul’ offers refreshing, poignant take on age-old tale
By Ryan Smith | April 3New film “Return to Seoul” tells moving story of cultural and emotional self-discovery.
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boygenius provides rollercoaster of emotions fans have been waiting for with ‘the record’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | April 3boygenius invoked nostalgia and catharsis with the release of their first full-length album “the record.”
Arts & Culture
Lana Del Rey skillfully traverses melancholia in ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd’
By Daphne Dluzniewski | April 3Full of musical twists and featured artists, Lana Del Rey’s newest album “Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd” is one to remember.
Review
Love affairs, tell-alls and rock and roll: ‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ debuts on screens in new miniseries
By Daphne Dluzniewski | March 24“Daisy Jones & The Six” effectively establishes character portraits, but misses on story elements.
Review
Kali Uchis evokes chaos and beauty of love on album ‘Red Moon In Venus’
By Isabel Hahn | March 23R&B singer Kali Uchis releases her third studio album, “Red Moon in Venus.”
Arts & Culture
‘It’s really an art form’: Nora Cowett ’24, Phoebe Dragseth ’24 talk pursuing fashion at Brown
By Rya Vallabhaneni | March 21Nora Cowett '24 and Phoebe Dragseth '24 talk combining art and academics in the fashion industry.
Arts & Culture
Italian film festival highlighting rare, restored films comes to Brown
By Ned Kennedy | March 20Rare and restored films were showcased at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts last weekend.
Review
‘The Elephant Whisperers’ offers vision of human-animal coexistence
By Sahil Balani | March 19The short film focuses on a caretaker couple’s bond with two orphaned elephants.
Review
‘10,000 gecs’: A glorious journey into the unknown
By Finn Kirkpatrick | March 19The hyperpop duo showed off their musical range with unfiltered vocals and raw instrumentals alongside their signature “nightcore” sound.
Arts & Culture
‘Fashion Beyond the Screen’: F@B’s biggest fashion show to date
By Magdalena Del Valle | March 19The student-designed collections explored themes of nature, girlhood and the future.
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‘Outer Banks’ season 3 is just a montage of characters running
By Magdalena Del Valle | March 16“Outer Banks” Season 3 found to be tiring and unoriginal.
