p2008 was an odd year for gaming. Despite being the quot;year of the indiequot; thanks to titles like iCastle Crashers/i#44; iBraid/i#44; and a swath of...
Staff and Ben Schwartz, Film ColumnistBellflower, which is wrapping its theatrical run in Boston today, is an independent film that has been cobbled together...
This weekend, Emerson Stage’s annual production of X-Dance will grace the stage of the Greene Theater. The show runs for approximately an hour and 15...
Photojournalist Rick Macomber was at ground zero on 9/11, the beaches of Normandy for the 50th anniversary of D-Day, and Cambodian refugee camps in the...
During the last hours of 2011, I sat cross-legged in my friend Lyndsay Stone’s family room with 30 other people, each holding an instrument: guitars,...
, Beacon CorrespondentThe horror genre has been relatively stagnant for the past few years. There has been a dearth of truly frightening and memorable...
, Beacon Correspondent/strongIt is no great secret that American theater is dying. Many blame the New York musical and over-the-top Disney adaptations — we...
pthe little girl next door just tried to eat you#44; and it is likely that when you make your morning coffee run#44; your vital fluids could become a part...
Yesterday, the Boston Symphony Orchestra announced its music director’s intention to resign due to health issues. James Levine, an esteemed conductor...
My elementary school had circle time in the library a couple times a week. We read classics like Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very...
To artists Brooke Knight, an interactive and digital media professor at Emerson, and Russell Goldenberg, a third-year MFA media arts student, art is an...