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Restaurant Week 2011
Your guide to finding the best deals during this year’s Restaurant Week in Boston.
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‘The Adjustment Bureau’ Review: Getting Your Life Back On Track
A film that leaves us wanting more, The Adjustment Bureau ultimately falls flat. However, it is still an engrossing and entertaining film that will please fans of both science-fiction and romance.
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No Flops at BUBattle of the Bands
In many aspects college exceeds high school, and “battle of the band contests” happens to be one. Back in the day (okay, just a year ago), I might have had …
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Bourdain and Ripert Love Guy Fieri and KFC Mac ‘n Cheese
A sold out crowd packed into Symphony hall Friday night to hear culinary and television personalities Anthony Bourdain and Eric Ripert discuss anything and everything for Good vs. Evil. The chefs were open to answer any questions poised by the audience of each other. Notable topics included Ina Garten, Yo Gabba Gabba, and El Bulli.
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‘Cedar Rapids’ Review: Big City Livin’
Cedar Rapids, Miguel Arteta’s comic chronicle of a wild weekend in Iowa, is a bit of a surprise on two fronts. The first surprise, that the movie is much smarter than it looks, is a welcome one; the second, that it’s not quite as funny as it could’ve been, is the kind of let down that stays with you a few days.
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SXSW Film Prep 101: Fitting a Lot of Stuff into a Small Amount of Time
In less than week, I will be in Austin, Texas reporting on the ground from the South by Southwest film festival. Don’t envy the climate change, since I will be …
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Senior Bucketlist: Splurge On a Nice Dinner
This is the second in a weekly series with BU Now that highlights Seniors’ sage advice on absolute must-dos in Boston. Looking for the ultimate list of things to experience before …
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“Sisters” and the Status of Women in Afghanistan: A First-Hand Perspective from Corinne Jaber
On Wednesday afternoon, Corinne Jaber, a French actress best known for her theater performances and several movie and television appearances, spoke to a diverse group of BU students, professors, and …
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Israel and Palestinian Demonstrations Meet in Marsh Plaza
Article by Veronica Glab and Gabe Stein On Thursday, March 3rd, members of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and BU Students for Israel (BUSI) gathered at Marsh Plaza in …
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BU TweetCreep: February 27th-March 4th
This TweetCreep week started with the Oscars, which brought out the best in blatantly trying to make a trending topic seem relevant to their department tweets from some of our …
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Celebrating Our 1,000th Article: A Retrospective
Dear Readers, We made it. Today, we published our 1,000th article, a milestone nearly a year and a half in the making. This is a moment of pride for everyone …
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Drugs, Graceland and Styx: A Peek Into Music Fanaticism
Beneath a harsh spotlight that highlighted his salt-and-pepper hair, and face worn by drugs and years of partying, Steve Almond spewed curse words like a kid who had just discovered …
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