Quill in hand, a woman turns away from her desk and placidly gazes at a viewer as if momentarily interrupted while crafting her letter. Illuminated by a mystifying invisible light, the lady is swathed...
Director Denis Villenueve, with his multifaceted approach to the war against drugs between the United States and Mexico, and cinematographer Roger Deakins, with his beautiful technical construction,...
People often indulge in delicious meals just for the sake of tasting the food. It is less likely, though, for those people to consider the reasoning behind why such a meal brings them pleasure. In “Thinking...
Victor Levin’s film “5 to 7” is titled appropriately, considering the mediocrity of the plot. Although nostalgic and visually compelling at times, on a scale of one to 10, it might settle around...
Three poppies bend in the wind. Their curvature mirrors Katsushika Hokusai’s widely known piece “The Great Wave,” displayed a few feet away at the Museum of Fine Arts. These delicate poppies are...
What better way to forge connections between two American minorities than through two men dressed up like grandmas squabbling about Jewish comfort and soul food?
“The Black-Jew Dialogues,” a touring...
Everyone is aware of the eerie associations that come with a dream sequence involving an Orthodox rabbi from the Bronx bursting into opera, right? If not, this strange yet haunting sensation can be found...
For a concert examining the intersection of music and violence, one might envision a thrash metal performance from the likes of Slayer or a jazz collective in which a bayonet substitutes a bassoon.
Fear...
Former NFL football players who played tackle football before the age of 12 may be more susceptible to cognitive development and memory impairment issues later in life, according to a Wednesday study...
Following the St. Louis County grand jury decision announced Nov. 24 to not indict Ferguson, Missouri police Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting and death of Michael Brown, members of the Boston University...
About 50 faculty, educators and students gathered Friday night for the launch of ARROWS, an initiative at Boston University to Advance, Recruit, Retain and Organize Women in science, technology, mathematics...
The U.S. Department of Education published a federal rule Monday, implementing changes to the Jeanne Clery Act to promote safety and security on college campuses regarding sexual assault, dating violence,...
