Arts & Culture
‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ unveils the gruesome hidden history of Panem
By Manav Musunuru | April 4The novel is the fifth release in Suzanne Collins’s series “The Hunger Games.”
Manav Musunuru
Arts & Culture EditorManav is a junior from Indiana, concentrating in International and Public Affairs. In his free time, he likes attempting the daily Connections puzzle or falling down Wikipedia rabbit holes.
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Sean Baker, Raphael Bob-Waksberg to speak at 24th annual Ivy Film Festival
By Manav Musunuru | April 3The organization announced upcoming guest speakers, advance screenings and student exhibitions during a Wednesday night event.
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Brown alum Han Nguyen ’21 travels the world on ‘The Amazing Race’
By Manav Musunuru | March 5Han Nguyen teamed up with her brother, Holden Nguyen, to compete in the reality show’s 37th season.
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Oscar-winning ‘Conclave’ transports audiences to the tension of papal conclaves
By Manav Musunuru | March 2The film perfectly captures factionalism during the Holy See’s period of sede vacante.
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Three new singles that deserve a spot on your playlist
By Manav Musunuru | February 9New music from Lady Gaga, Lisa and Doechii would be great additions to any Spotify playlist.
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Jon Batiste dazzles in concert at Brown
By Talia LeVine and Manav Musunuru | January 26Jon Batiste performed an awe-inspiring show on Saturday night in the Lindemann Performing Arts Center.
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‘Emilia Pérez’ is subpar slam poetry disguised as a musical
By Manav Musunuru | January 24The film has compelling characters but suffers from horrendous music and terrible representation.
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OJA! shares African culture on campus through modern dance
By Manav Musunuru | November 25On Nov. 16, Brown’s modern African dance group, OJA!, placed second at the Battle of African Student Organizations at Northeastern University.
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‘Wicked’ is sure to be popular with audiences and at box office
By Manav Musunuru | November 19When “Wicked” — the musical adaptation of Gregory Maguire’s 1995 novel “Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West” — premiered on Broadway at the Gershwin Theater in 2003, it was met with mixed reactions. Critics lauded the show’s production and the performances of Idina ...
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‘A Real Pain’ puts a lighthearted twist on touching family story
By Manav Musunuru | November 7Jesse Eisenberg returns to filmmaking with his recent dramedy film “A Real Pain,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January. The deeply moving story explores the importance of family with a lighthearted twist.
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