Review
‘Closer to Happy’ by Joseph is lively, vulnerable
By Talia LeVine | February 2With 12 tracks, the indie-pop album contains songs ranging from joy to heartbreak.
Talia LeVine
Arts & Culture Editor Talia LeVine is a section editor covering arts and culture. They study Political Science and Visual Art with a focus on photography. In their free time, they can be found drinking copious amounts of coffee.
Review
68th Grammy Awards heavy on political commentary, rich with electric performances
By Talia LeVine | February 2This year marks the sixth and final year the awards will be hosted by Trevor Noah.
Review
‘Bridgerton’ season four offers uninspired romance, mediocre social commentary
By Talia LeVine | February 1On Jan. 29, Netflix released the first part of the hit show’s latest season.
Arts & Culture
Grammys 2026: The Herald’s picks for four top prizes
By Ann Gray Golpira, Talia LeVine and Manav Musunuru | January 30The Herald determined which artists deserve the coveted awards.
Arts & Culture
At RISD Museum’s ‘Tours for Tots,’ kids channel their inner Monet
By Talia LeVine | January 25The program, which has been running for over a decade, is designed to teach kids to value different forms of art.
Review
‘Nuremberg’ transports viewers into the mind of man who befriended Nazis
By Talia LeVine | January 22The film is defined by the stellar performances of its main characters, a Nazi and American psychiatrist.
Arts & Culture
Through PPL exhibit, artists find new meaning in books amid censorship
By Talia LeVine | November 24The exhibition, entitled “Turn the Page,” opened in the Updike Room in early October and will be on display until Jan. 31.
Arts & Culture
‘Death by Lighting’ memorializes riveting, often-forgotten presidential assassination
By Talia LeVine | November 19Released on Nov. 6, the limited Netflix series tells the story of U.S. President James Garfield’s assassination.
Arts & Culture
Two years after Lindemann opened, BAI seeks to increase student access
By Talia LeVine | November 12The state of the art performance center has been a topic of discussion and debate since its opening in 2023.
Arts & Culture
New lecture series launches with talk on how Mary Elizabeth Sharpe P’45 beautified Brown
By Talia LeVine and Summer Shi | November 10The talk took place on Thursday evening in Rochambeau House, a passion project of Mary Elizabeth Sharpe and her husband.
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