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‘Afrofantasia: The Journey of Iyanu’ opens at Granoff Center
By Magdalena Del Valle | April 27The performance tells a complex story incorporating African culture and fantasy.
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‘Love at First Kiss’: Seemingly trite rom-com asks profound questions about love, fate
By Magdalena Del Valle | April 17In Netflix’s new Spanish romantic comedy “Love at First Kiss,” which arrived on the streaming service early last month, young book publisher Javier (Álvaro Cervantes) struggles with having far too much foresight in all of his romantic relationships.
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‘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.
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‘Your Place or Mine’ brings back rom-com golden age
By Magdalena Del Valle | March 3“Your Place of Mine” film delivers all the magic of rom-coms past — the golden age of romantic comedies is back.
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NOTSODIFFERENT hosts Superbowl-inspired rap competition
By Magdalena Del Valle | February 12Tension rose at the Watermyn Cooperative house Friday night as two hip-hop teams came face-to-face on stage, cheered on by shouts of encouragement from fans. Audience members were preparing for the “Superbowl,” a rap competition put on by College Hill hip-hop collective NOTSODIFFERENT, which ...
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Small Victories, big parties: How founder Alex Norocea ’14 is putting ‘Providence on the map’
By Magdalena Del Valle | January 29Small Victories showcases student artists during “Winter White Out” party on Friday. The organization has hosted events for University students since Alex Norocea's ’14 sophomore year.
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Students redecorate List stairwell with paintings of toilet bowls, politicians
By Magdalena Del Valle | December 6Anyone who has walked up the staircases of Brown’s List Art Building in the past decade might expect to find the walls covered in graffiti and paintings by students. But earlier this year, the walls were painted over in white — giving new students a blank canvas to work with as the process of ...
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Fashion@Brown hosts Retrofête’s Ohad Seroya
By Magdalena Del Valle | November 16Ohad Seroya, luxury clothing brand Retrofête’s founder and executive director, visited the University for a talk with Fashion@Brown Wednesday evening.
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‘Ticket to Paradise’ fails to achieve its potential
By Magdalena Del Valle | November 6“Ticket to Paradise,” the new movie starring Julia Roberts and George Clooney, could not have appeared any more appealing to audiences than it did throughout its marketing run. The movie promised a star-studded cast including Kaitlyn Dever from “Booksmart” and “Dear Evan Hansen,” French ...
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