Arts

Conn’s Own Coagulate Releases Debut Album

February 16, 2018• Arts, Reviews

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Mastermind Releases Debut Album after 20 Years in Music

February 16, 2018• Arts, Reviews • One Comment

Let’s talk about the masters behind the sound. What happens when producers come out from behind the scenes to show us, the listeners,...

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The Greatest Showman Proves Itself Great

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

Capturing audiences with sweeping melodies and catchy tunes, the P.T. Barnum musical The Greatest Showman has been filling moviegoers’...

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi Gets Unjust Treatment from Fans

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

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A Reflection on Fall Arboretum Events and a Preview of Spring Programming

February 15, 2018• Arts, New London

Painting of the Arboretum in Fall by Sophia Angele-Kuehn. If one had walked into 33 Gallows Lane on the morning of Dec. 2, under a weakly...

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A Disappointing Revelation from Dave Chappelle

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews • 4 Comments

PG-13 and R ratings weren’t really strict rules, but more so loose suggestions in my household. I grew up watching the things my parents...

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onStage Presents BalletX, an Imaginative Intervention in Modern Dance

February 15, 2018• Arts, Reviews

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tUnE-yArDs Releases Single, Promises New Album

December 12, 2017• Arts

Eight years ago, a voice recorder, GarageBand, and Merill Garbus’ feminist pop punk genius were the bare bones necessities used to make...

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Thor Ragnarok: If it’s Not Doing Well, Make it a Comedy

December 12, 2017• Arts

Ever since I saw the first trailer, Thor Ragnarok caused an emotional stir within me. The varieties in color and the serious change in tone...

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Selected Scenes from In the Spotlight, an Original Student Play

December 11, 2017• Arts

Selected Scenes from In the Spotlight, an Original Student Play by Lindsey Ruzza’18.

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Murder on the Orient Express Keeps Thrills on Track

December 8, 2017• Arts

I love corny Mystery novels. From Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to Dexter, Jo Nesbo to Nancy Drew (yeah, you read that right) pretty much any text...

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Artistic Representations Perpetuate Thanksgiving Myths

December 6, 2017• Arts

“Take a picture, it’ll last longer” is a recognizable American saying, and it has some truth behind it. By the museums dedicated to...

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