The concert film covering Billie Eilish’s most defining era is both a victory lap and a startlingly personal portrait of modern pop stardom.
A multi-part event coordinated by the Institute for Black Intellectual and Cultural Life brought “Sinners” to life with dance, blues music and a Q&A session with actress Wunmi Mosaku
A deceptively simple romance spirals into a tense, darkly funny spectacle that prioritizes shock at every turn but stops short of fully exploring its ideas.
On “THE COMEDOWN,” smokedope2016 exchanges cloud rap’s haze for a more sobering glimpse into its consequences.
Since its official November opening, the space has hosted talks with authors and publishing industry professionals.
Veatch’s investigative Sundance documentary illustrates the histories, ideologies and invisible labor shaping artificial intelligence from its origins to today.
Grounded in Shaker history, “The Testament of Ann Lee” blends historical drama and musical movement into a rigorous portrait of belief and communal life.
Blending their symphonic arrangements with raw intensity, Racing Mount Pleasant delivered one of Dartmouth’s most memorable live music moments in recent memory.
The monumental series delivered an emotionally powerful finale that reminds viewers what the show has always been about.
As the music industry moved past spectacle and virality, these records stood out for their honesty, ambition, and refusal to play it safe.