There are plenty of amazing live acts coming to Boston during the month of May. No matter what music you listen to, there is something to be enjoyed, especially around the smaller venues of Boston’s trendiest music hubs.
Read More →You might be surprised to find out some of the big-name artists signed to a few of these smaller independent record labels.
Read More →Finally, we have a gay film accessible in mainstream cinemas with a message other than heartbreak and defeat.
Read More →Katy Perry isn’t the first white female pop star to show her problematic side, obviously, but her constant need to remind the world how not to handle fame is getting quite annoying.
Read More →There’s no question that women serve a vital role in the music industry that help shape the landscape of production, engineering and writing. Here are four of them.
Read More →Those complaining about a lack of rock are focusing too much on headliners and not enough on the smaller bands performing, especially in terms of representation.
Read More →Whether it’s for One Direction (rest in peace), The 1975 or Dua Lipa, concert camping culture is pretty much a uniform experience. Here are some tips to surviving a day on the dirty venue sidewalks, rain or shine.
Read More →BU’s campus is no stranger to high-end designer brands. It seems that it’s more common to be able to afford Chanel bags and Gucci loafers than it is to be caught dead wearing Target brands or Forever 21. I’m here to help students on a budget find the best knockoff, high-end handbags, shoes and […]
Read More →After the Grammys last week, the excitement for new music in 2018 has grown. However, we overlooked some of the amazing releases from last year. Here is a list of five albums you probably missed out on in 2017, including three amazing female-fronted efforts that left a lasting effect on me: Wolf Alice […]
Read More →As the Oscars approach, film fanatics are casting bets as to which films will take home the gold. This year has been one of the most amazing years for film, with stories like “Call Me By Your Name,” “Get Out,” “Dunkirk” and my personal favorite, “Lady Bird” dominating theaters. “Lady Bird” has five nominations: […]
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