In “Heaven knows,” PinkPantheress embraces a more polished sound, while still protecting her loveable authenticity.
Nathan Fielder continues on with making strange and cringe-inducing television with "The Curse."
On Nov. 10, indie-folk artist Searows released his EP “End Of The World.” Wistful and nostalgic, the songs pose as vignettes of a life once forgotten.
The Anime Video Game Ensemble promotes community and accessibility through non-traditional classical music.
Film excels in its experimentation with narrative form
For the first time since 2014, AMST 1700X: “Global Macho: Race, Gender and Action Movies” returned to the Brown course catalog for the Fall 2023 semester.
Few things are more popular right now than stories about murder. Whether about Jeffrey Dahmer or Ted Bundy, narratives of soulless killers are some of the most consistently popular pieces of media. But oftentimes, those stories result in sensationalized depictions that glamorize killing and desensitize ...
Season 3 of ‘The Morning Show’ builds a highly dramatic and entertaining watch — successfully integrating major news stories with its characters.
Film smartly approaches Elvis’s marriage from Priscilla’s point of view
“Five Nights at Freddy’s” offers an underwhelming and unscary adaptation of the cult classic horror game.
“Pain Hustlers” tries to tell an exhilarating and suspenseful story but ultimately fails to impart a lasting message to audiences.
There is no current band working harder than King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. The six-piece experimental rock combo from Melbourne, Australia has released 25 albums since their debut LP in September 2012. The shocking part: almost all their releases are good.
Renowned filmmaker and documentarian Frederick Wiseman visited campus for a discussion of his recent film, “City Hall,” on Friday.
Mural aims to serve as contemporary representation of local Indigenous community
In ‘Dusk to Dawn,’ Lamp takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through the seasons.
Underscores, the musical pen name of April Harper Grey, has quickly risen to the top of the growing hyperpop genre. Her 2021 debut album “fishmonger” brought a breath of fresh air to the genre, incorporating guitar riffs reminiscent of early-2000s pop punk to the high-pitched, distorted vocals and ...
Ross Gay — a poet, essayist and winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award who is known for his study of joy — read extracts from his books “Inciting Joy,” “Bringing the Shovel Down” and “Catalog of Unabashed Gratitudes” to Brown students Wednesday evening.
In 2014, Taylor Swift shocked the music industry with the release of “1989,” signaling her transition from country music sweetheart to city-girl pop star. This year, fans are returning to iconic hits like “Style” and “Blank Space” with “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” released Oct. 27 — ...
Few modern filmmakers have proven to be as artistically daring as Ryusuke Hamaguchi.
Arts journal launched first volume Friday with ‘Community Jam’ event
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