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Exclusive: Jesse McCartney chats dual ‘All’s Well’ EP and tour
Read more: Exclusive: Jesse McCartney chats dual ‘All’s Well’ EP and tourCollege students who were raised on a diet of “Alvin and the Chipmunks,” “Suite Life of Zack and Cody,” and “Horton Hears a Who!” are undoubtedly familiar with singer, songwriter, and voice actor Jesse McCartney. The singer lit up Gen Z screens throughout their childhood and is now shining on stage as he prepares to…
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JP Saxe brings color to the ‘grey areas’ of Boston
Read more: JP Saxe brings color to the ‘grey areas’ of BostonJP Saxe tends to love “a grey area.” On March 6, amid Boston’s rainy and dull backdrop, Saxe created a space that was anything but dreary and colorless. At the packed Royale, the singer-songwriter enchanted attendees during the route of his “A Grey Area” world tour. The singer did so invitingly and warmly, allowing you…
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Zac Efron and John Cena talk ‘Ricky Stanicky’
Read more: Zac Efron and John Cena talk ‘Ricky Stanicky’In a tale of childhood mischief turned lifelong deception, three inseparable friends concocted a clever ruse that endured over two decades. When a harmless prank took an unexpected turn, Dean, JT, and Wes (played by Zac Efron, Andrew Santino, and Jermaine Fowler, respectively) invented the fictitious persona of Ricky Stanicky to evade the consequences. Twenty-two…
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‘Dune: Part Two’ saga expands with new depths and real-world themes
Read more: ‘Dune: Part Two’ saga expands with new depths and real-world themesThis article contains spoilers. Prepare to be immersed again in Frank Herbert’s “Dune: Part Two.” Director Denis Villeneuve delivers a cinematic masterpiece that expertly weaves the somber essence of Herbert’s world with newfound emotional depth and intricate themes. Building upon its predecessor’s foundation, this sequel perfectly balances epic spectacle and thoughtful storytelling. While embracing blockbuster…
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The emotional ricochet of Mitski at MGM Fenway Music Hall
Read more: The emotional ricochet of Mitski at MGM Fenway Music HallOn Feb. 18, MGM Fenway Hall witnessed an enchantment as potent as the deep shadows cast by a grand, looming curtain at the center of the stage. As Mitski and her ensemble graced the platform, an ethereal presence descended upon the hall during the three-night stop on her “The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We”…
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‘Percy Jackson’: Diving into the demigods
Read more: ‘Percy Jackson’: Diving into the demigodsFrom the captivating pages of Percy Jackson novels to the eagerly anticipated season 1 of the Disney+ series “Percy Jackson,” the demigod hero has been my constant companion from sixth grade to now at 20. My obsession remains steadfast as I eagerly awaited the adaptation that promised to bring Rick Riordan’s beloved world to life…
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Breaking the misogyny in motorsport
Read more: Breaking the misogyny in motorsportFormula One’s surge in popularity, alongside other racing series, has drawn a notable uptick in female enthusiasts. This rise owes much to the resounding success of Netflix’s “Drive to Survive” documentary, the widespread availability of global streaming platforms for races, the emergence of TikTok, and the indirect influence of the #MeToo movement. Since its inception in…
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Clara’s choice: best all-time Valentine’s Day films
Read more: Clara’s choice: best all-time Valentine’s Day filmsAs we enter the month of love, my cravings veer from the conventional rose-petaled dinners and the inevitable barrage of curious questions from friends. Contrary to popular sentiment, Valentine’s Day’s true allure isn’t merely in the romantic atmosphere it fosters. While 2024 might mark the decline of the romantic comedy genre, the originals’ enduring charm…
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Music is cinema: 2024 Grammy predictions
Read more: Music is cinema: 2024 Grammy predictionsThe musical landscape of 2023 is encapsulated in the essence of one word: cinematic. From SZA’s powerful “Kill Bill” to Billie Eilish’s euphonic “What Was I Made For?” inspired by Barbie, the year witnessed a transformative shift where music transcended mere lyrics, embracing a rich, visual narrative. As the anticipation for the 2024 Grammys builds,…
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The 2024 Grammy Nominated Emersonians
Read more: The 2024 Grammy Nominated EmersoniansThe 2024 Grammy Awards are set to premiere on Feb. 4, but did you know that Emerson alumni are involved with nominated work? Established in 1959, the Grammys have evolved into one of the most prestigious and globally recognized music awards, celebrating the artistic and technical accomplishments of musicians, producers, engineers, and other professionals. In an…