Elise Coelho, Journal Contributor
• November 1, 2022
Writer-director Todd Field guides the viewer through an exciting and immersive experience of stardom and chaos, capturing the first female conductor of Berlin's Philharmonic fall from grace.
In Field's...
From clogs with flare jeans to pantsuits with half unbuttoned shirts, there was no shortage of ’70s vibes in HBO Max's new comedy, “Minx.”
There’s a lot to say about one of HBO Max’s latest...
Trigger warning: gun violence
Spoilers ahead
In a time when many films revolving around tragedy are premiering, a new release stands out from the crowd.
“The Fallout,” directed by Megan...
In the age of serial killer podcasts, documentaries, books and shows, Netflix’s original series “Stay Close” breathes life into the corpse-filled crime genre.
The show begins with the mystery...
The third installment of the Netflix original series, “Sex Education,” hit the streaming platform mid-September. Known for its fearlessness in bringing up and handling difficult subject matters, the...
Whether you’ve seen it once or 100 times, you’ll be humming the famous tunes while exiting the theater after seeing this classic musical.
The touring cast of “Fiddler on the Roof” reached Boston...
The Boston Ballet opened its spring season on Feb. 27 with “rEVOLUTION,” which featured the work of esteemed choreographers George Balanchine, Jerome Robbins and William Forsythe. Unlike traditional...
On Thursday evening, the Asian American Association (AAA) gathered with nine other Suffolk University cultural groups to put fashion from different countries in the spotlight. Students strutted up and...
Take a deep dive into the science behind man's best friend at the Museum of Science’s newest exhibit “Dogs! A Science Tail.”
The exhibit gives museum goers a chance to see unique perspectives into...
Global superstar Taylor Swift released her Netflix documentary “Miss Americana” on Jan. 31, giving fans an intimate look into her life from the singer’s rise to stardom as a teenager to the release...
There wasn’t always a Malcolm X. No one regarded the youngster from Michigan, nicknamed Detroit Red, as a leader. Instead, he was another kid hustling in the streets of Boston and New York for some pocket...
“Little Dog,” “Flicker” and “Rodéo,” three one-act plays written and directed by Suffolk students, hit the Sullivan Studio Theatre on Feb. 7 as part of this year’s Spring Showcase.
While...
