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Waiting for Superman isn’t a solution to the education problem in America; it’s a call to action. Written and directed by Davis Guggenheim, filmmaker of The Inconvenient Truth (2006), the …
Read MoreThere is something unnerving about the fall of an action star, that slow, agonizing moment when their slick punches and kicks become slow and agonizing. It’s when old bones inaudibly …
Read MoreMontreal-based RUBBERBANDance Group fuses hip hop, breaking, and contemporary ballet within each moment of choreography in a way I’ve never seen before, and they’re bringing it to Boston’s Institute of Contemporary Art this weekend.
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A look into a quote from sitcom Boy Meets World and how perhaps we should start chugging instead of sipping at the knowledge water fountain.
Read MoreWe all watched the Boston Celtics make it to the NBA finals this past May and then fail to live up to our high expectations. They couldn’t quite make it …
Read MoreAs any student who has recently read Boston University’s BU Today should know that this week is National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. On the surface, the concept of a week …
Read MorePhoenix in Boston. No, not the mythical bird or the Arizonan city. But, rather, the French band played at Agganis Arena on Monday night. Despite it being the worst day …
Read MoreThink a crazy, sexy combo of John Legend, Mika and the Passion Pit wearing tight black pants and rocking a frohawk. Think small crowd, good show. Think, and this is …
Read MoreIt’s hard to pinpoint exactly what’s wrong with Stone. The pieces all seem to be in place; great actors, a script full of deep ideas, beautiful photography and solid direction. But it’s a film that never really comes together; one that desperately wants to become bigger than it actually is without actually knowing how to do so.
Read MoreJamaica Plain is always a great source for underground shows and local music, but this weekend JP went all out with Homegrown Fest – three solid nights of the best …
Read MoreFor the second year in a row, Boston University’s Palestine Film Festival is underway. Hosted by BU’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) group, the festival showcased a different film …
Read MoreGoogle took a turn for The Jetsons last week, debuting it’s much-buzzed robotic car on Good Morning America. Able to operate without a driver, the Google Car system can read …
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