William Shakespeare lived during the tail end of a time of revolution: the Renaissance. Never before had the modern world seen so much culture, art and...
The spring season has historically been a ho-hum time in gaming, since publishers dump all their blockbusters-or at least hopeful moneymakers-onto the...
Just a few short blocks from Emerson at the Boston Center for the Arts in the South End, playwright David Harrower's iBlackbird/i forces itself upon the...
The Panopticon Gallery contradicts the work it displays. It forces the visitor to question whether works stand on their own or if the place has an influence...
Trevor Moore and Zach Cregger are not stupid. They know that their new film iMiss March/i could potentially be seen as a typical road-trip sex comedy....
The Visitor, writer-director Thomas McCarthy's second film, contains two hackneyed storylines in one movie. It is the story of the uptight white guy who...
As iSupply and Demand/i went up at the Institute of Contemporary Art last week, street artist Shepard Fairey was arrested on two outstanding warrants for...
Believe it or not, there were street artists before there was Shepard Fairey.Fairey's ardent capitalism sits alongside his populist images in a strange...
Record of the Year This year's nominations are all decent songs, but follow the trend of being overplayed.,There's more to this year's Grammys than just...
iTulia, Texas/i is a documentary by filmmakers Cassandra Herrman and Kelly Whalen that investigates the story behind the case of Thomas Coleman, a freelance...
"Oohs" and "ahhs" arose from the crowd as the curtain came up on the opening night of The Boston Ballet's newest production: George Balanchine's iJewels/i....
With Valentine's Day and the Academy Awards falling within a week of each other this year, most movie theatres are currently screening the nominated films...
There are many distractions in your way before you enter the iR. Crumb's Underground/i exhibition at Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Clouds of...
,iChe/i is a four-and-a-half hour character study that charts the personal development of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, the iconic Argentinean doctor who helped...
,Upon looking through the glass entrance to the Institute of Contemporary Art, curious viewers are beckoned by the Technicolor looking glasses of Ugo Rondinone's...
From the incendiary opening scene in a tanning salon, it is clear that Director Matteo Garrone has not made your father's gangster film. iGomorrah/i immerses...
Anne Frank died at Bergen-Belsen, a Nazi concentration camp, in early March, 1945. She was 15 years old. Emmett Till died of a bullet wound to the head....
biUp/b/iWith one animated feat after the next, Pixar studios looks ready to rival the great imaginative achievements of Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki...
Director Darren Aronofsky is most notable for his brutal and emotionally exhausting iRequiem for a Dream/i, but in his new film, iThe Wrestler/i, his...
The shining accomplishments and egregious errors of Baz Luhrmann's latest epic historical romance can be summed up by its gargantuan, impossibly ambitious...
