Review
Despite monumental wins, Academy Awards fail to feel fulfilling
By Finn Kirkpatrick | March 13Despite Everything Everywhere All At Once’s success, the Oscars still fell flat.
Arts & Culture
Review
Netflix’s ‘Class’ is a class apart from its Spanish inspiration
By Sahil Balani | March 13The show has captured Netflix India’s Number 1 series spot for over a month.
Arts & Culture
‘Guillermo del Toro’s Pinnochio’ wins Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
By Ashley Guo | March 13Each nominee brings something new to the world of animation.
Arts & Culture
Vogue Business’s Hilary Milnes talks fashion journalism at Fashion Week kickoff
By Isabel Hahn | March 13Editor of Vogue Business Americas Hilary Milnes discusses retail journalism, kicking off Fashion@Brown’s Fashion Week Speaker Series.
Arts & Culture
‘Diving into their own worlds’: Visual art department showcases unique variety of senior thesis exhibitions
By Campbell Loi | March 13Seniors concentrating in Visual Art have begun showcasing their thesis projects.
Arts & Culture
Mezcla thrills with annual performance
By Ryan Smith | March 12“Chrysalis” showcases diversity of traditional and contemporary Latinx dance
Arts & Culture
SASA culture show features range of student performances
By Aalia Jagwani | March 12SASA’s annual culture show features a diverse range of student performances.
Events
Elisabeth Subrin’s ‘The Listening Takes’ contemplates role of women in film industry
By Ned Kennedy | March 10The exhibition, on display at David Winton Bell Gallery, was funded by Brown Arts Institute.
Review
‘Top Gun: Maverick’ is crowd-pleasing, action-packed blockbuster
By Ashley Guo | March 8‘Top Gun: Maverick’ is nostalgic and action-packed, but probably won’t win Best Picture.
Review
Cate Blanchett presents fascinating portrait of tainted subject in ‘Tár’
By Finn Kirkpatrick | March 7“Tár,” nominated for six Oscars at this year’s Academy Awards, is, on paper, not the easiest film to like. Its titular character is far from a likable protagonist, and the arc of the film basks in her detestability. Yet despite all of this, “Tár” is a movie that deserves all of the praise ...
Arts & Culture
Musician Daiela Simon-Seay ’26 makes her mark on campus music scene
By Rya Vallabhaneni | March 6Simon-Seay discussed pursuing music professionally, collaborating with student artists and music at Brown.
Arts & Culture
New York art gallery showcases RISD painters Karen Fan, Caroline Zhang ’25 in ‘Earth Born’
By Ryan Smith | March 6“Earth Born” featured new work by Karen Fan and Caroline Zhang ’24.5 at New York Gallery Gern en Regalia.
Review
beabadoobee loves to love on heartwarming single ‘Glue Song’
By Isabel Hahn | March 6Beabadoobee’s new viral single “Glue Song” shares a love confession that feels unfiltered and without embellishment.
Arts & Culture
‘Daisy Jones and the Six’: The fictional band that sounds better on paper
By Daphne Dluzniewski | March 5“Aurora,” the album produced for the show, is filled with catchy but unremarkable songs that deviate too much from the book’s original material.
Arts & Culture
‘Electrifying’: IMPULSE dance company hosts 19th annual spring show
By Sofia Barnett | March 5The group’s annual show featured colorful visual effects and dances from multiple on-campus groups.
Arts & Culture
‘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.
Arts & Culture
‘Living’ offers heartwarming but unoriginal take on happiness
By Ned Kennedy | March 2‘Living’ offers a shallow take on happiness and life’s final moments.
Review
‘Cocaine Bear’ needs more cocaine, bear
By Finn Kirkpatrick | February 28Who, what, where, when, why? A bear, heaps of cocaine, Chattahoochee National Forest, 1985 and she just really loves the drug. “Cocaine Bear” is a movie about a bear doing — you guessed it — cocaine. Copious amounts of cocaine. The semi-true story, based on a bear found dead next to a duffel ...
Arts & Culture
Fusion displays diverse body of moves in 40th annual spring show
By Isabel Hahn | February 26Fusion Dance Company, Brown’s oldest student-run dance group, put on their 40th annual spring show “Mirage” this past weekend. In a packed auditorium in Alumnae Hall, the group’s 21 members showcased their expertise in a diverse range of dance styles — including contemporary, jazz and hip-hop ...
Arts & Culture
Artist-scholar, DJ madison moore performs at Brown Arts Institute event
By Ryan Smith | February 26The Brown Arts Institute and Department of Modern Culture and Media hosted TRAXXX, an event consisting of a performance by artist-scholar and DJ madison moore followed by a conversation with Professor of Modern Culture and Media Alexander Weheliye, at the Granoff Center for the Creative Arts Thursday. Audience ...
