It’s 5 p.m. on the dot, but already the line outside 150 York Street curves around the side of the building and
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Jaime — Brittany Howard (2019) ♫ The former Alabama Shakes frontwoman gives us a musically warm, Southern hug. “Parasite” — Boon Joon-ho (2019) Total Oscar snub for sure—a witty visual masterpiece for those smart enough to read subtitles. “Uncut Gems”
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1. Yale Symphony Orchestra’s Heavenly Bodies Enjoy the YSO this Sat., Feb. 22, at 7:30 p.m. as they perform a sinfonia by rockstar New York composer Missy Mazzoli. 2. Noah Dillon Catch
On Valentine’s Day 2020, Aussie multi-instrumentalist and mastermind Kevin Parker’s psych-rock project, Tame Impala, released their fourth studio album. It’s titled The Slow Rush, and I politely ask that you pause your
littleboy/littleman, written and conceived by Rudi Goblen, YSD ’22, follows the lives of two Nicaraguan brothers, Fito and Bastian, as they try to make sense of their Latino identity while learning to
Seated in the center of the second row at the Yale Repertory Theatre, I glanced around, finding myself amidst a crowd chiefly composed of elderly, white adults clad in tweed suits and
This previous weekend, Parasite (2019) took home four well-earned Oscars, including the Academy’s grand prize of Best Picture. The surprising decision was a welcome one for many reasons, honoring the film’s masterful
Feast of Saint Valentine Celebrate Saint Valentinus by shopping for candy at Walgreens the night before A New Dawn [HOA007] — AceMoMa, AceMo & MoMa Ready ♫ The Brooklyn DJ collective brings
It’s 5 p.m. on the dot, but already the line outside 150 York Street curves around the side of the building and flows onto the street. Every now and then a car
1. Good Days — Sweatson Klank ♫ Delicious, genre-transcendent LA beats with groovy yellow cover art 2. Shubh Saran Live at the Saybrook Underbrook ♫ Hosted by the Undergraduate Jazz Collective, the
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Given how often I reread Little Women, it’s surprising that I’d seen none of the film adaptations until Greta Gerwig released hers last Christmas. For those less familiar with the world of
