Arts & Culture Editor Ann Gray Golpira is a Section Editor covering Arts & Culture. She is from Norfolk, Virginia and plans on concentrating in both International and Public Affairs and Anthropology. Outside of The Herald, you can find her writing, recording and producing her original music.
The recent releases offer telling glimpses into the artists’ upcoming albums.
While other first-years were preoccupied with the Providence nightlife, accumulating DoorDash debt, and the freedom of early adulthood independence, my own freshman year obsession consisted of something much more exhilarating—the Google Snake game. Whether I was in class or merely getting ready for ...
Bruno Mars’s “The Romantic” is a lightly reworked spin-off of his prior releases.
Her sixth studio album, “luck… or something,” forces sentimentality with lazy lyrics and unremarkable vocals.
The Herald determined which artists deserve the coveted awards.
“Five Nights at Freddy’s 2” offers little to critics and lots to the franchise’s original fans.
Clyde Lawrence ’15, Gracie Lawrence and Linus Lawrence ’25 Lawrence received a Grammy nomination in November.
Rosalía’s fourth studio album, ‘LUX,’ breaks Billboard records with tracks spanning 14 languages.
Presented by Brown Musical Forum, the show’s absurd comedy and the strength of its cast left viewers simultaneously laughing and crying.
Written by Paul Zindel, Something on the Green’s rendition was brought to life in the Fishman Studio.
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