Directed by Luca Guadagnino, the time-jumping film skips around over 15 years or so, following our three main characters — played by Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O’Connor — from high school into their early 30s. Critic Sean Burns calls it "wickedly entertaining."
This season, you’ll be able to see Boston Ballet’s fiery “Carmen” light up the stage, as well as the return of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater to the city. WBUR contributor Shira Laucharoen highlights thought-provoking events to attend.
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Lead singer Corey Laitman reckons with the demise of past relationships on the Western Massachusetts band's new album, "i know i know i know."
Amid construction delays, Arrow Street Arts launches with big hopes for the future.
D.A. Mekonnen, who led the long-running Ethiopian funk outfit Debo Band, has a new project called dragonchild. His debut album...
Directed by Alex Garland, the film is about an ideological conflict in which ideologies are never discussed. "The movie manages...
The horror writer was born in Boston in 1809, then died 40 years later — destitute and delirious — in...
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