Arts
'One Night in Miami...' Still
Leslie Odom Jr. stars as Sam Cooke in "One Night in Miami..." (2020), directed by Regina King.
‘One Night in Miami…’ Dissects Power in America
Based on Kemp Powers' stage play of the same name, Regina King’s directorial debut “One Night in Miami…” is a thoughtful (if conventionally plotted) thesis on power and civil rights in America.
Twice Surprise with New Single ‘Cry for Me’
Twice’s dazzling renditions of hit singles at the 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards set the stage for an unexpected finale: the brand new track “Cry for Me.”
Portrait of an Artist: PYNKIE
The Harvard Crimson spoke with Radice about her new album, working as a nurse during COVID-19, and the artists that most excite her.
Album cover for The Alchemist's "The Food Villain"
Album cover for The Alchemist's "The Food Villain"
The Alchemist’s New Album ‘The Food Villain’ is Short and Sweet
With “The Food Villain,” The Alchemist delivers an effortlessly laid-back album filled with concise production and fun references to his rapper friends.
‘Only Time Makes It Human,’ but King Princess Is Strikingly So
King Princess's recent track, “Only Time Makes It Human” pairs infectious melodies with coy explorations of heartbreak.
AC/DC Embrace Their Rock and Roll Roots in ‘Shot In The Dark’
Perhaps the best thing an AC/DC song can sound like is, well, an AC/DC song.
A photo of Demi Lovato performing "Commander in Chief" live
A photo of Demi Lovato performing "Commander in Chief" live
Politically-Charged ‘Commander in Chief’ Sends a Powerful Message
Both timely and vivid, “Commander and Chief” is a viable entry into the genre of protest music.
