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The Daily Free Press

The Independent Student Newspaper at Boston University.

The Daily Free Press

The Daily Free Press

Emma Clement | Graphics Editor

Reimagining Hollywood: The rise of indie film

Isabella Laikin March 21, 2025
For all of us who hold a camera with trembling hands and a story in our hearts, the rising prominence of indie films and the support of groundbreaking production companies underscore that making a difference, one heartfelt story at a time, is not just possible but essential.
Creed III

REVIEW: “Creed III” is a hit sports film

Kush Bansal March 14, 2023
“Creed III” follows Adonis Creed — played by the magnetic Michael B. Jordan — seven years into his retirement after defeating Viktor Drago (son of Apollo’s killer, Ivan Drago) in the film prior.
Smaran Ramidi | Senior Graphic Artist

Diet culture has no place on the big screen | Tough Love

Analise Bruno October 4, 2022

Hollywood has a reputation for employing actors and actresses who can not only play the part but look the part. While for some this includes something as simple as keeping up an aesthetic or hairstyle,...

Smaran Ramidi / DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Bubble Burst: Spoilers suck

Lydia Evans December 2, 2021
In this social media age, everyone is suddenly unable to sit on a secret for more than five minutes. Spoilers have become nearly impossible to avoid, especially when it comes to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Independent filmmaker James Westby presented his documentary, “At the Video Store,” as part of Boston University College of Communication’s “Cinematheque” series Friday. COURTESY OF MIKEBTRINH VIA FLICKR

Filmmaker brings video store nostalgia to campus in new documentary

Andrew Kline December 10, 2019
Independent filmmaker James Westby shared his documentary “At the Video Store,” which explores what the vanishing of video stores means to the film community at Friday’s “Cinematheque” series.
Former Dunkin’ Brands CEO Nigel Travis speaks about his new book, “The Challenge Culture: Why the Most Successful Organizations Run on Pushback” at Brookline Booksmith Thursday. PHOTO BY FELIX PHILLIPS/ DAILY FREE PRESS STAFF

Former Dunkin’ Brands CEO talks about new book at Brookline Booksmith

Rio Reardon September 24, 2018
America may run on Dunkin’, yet the company has some of its closest ties to Boston. Dunkin’ Donuts was founded in 1948 in Quincy, Massachusetts, and former Dunkin’ Brands CEO Nigel Travis returned to the Boston area Thursday to talk about his new book, “The Challenge Culture: Why the Most Successful Organizations Run on Pushback.”
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