The Weekly Reel: When evil has a race…
On the Weekly Reel, Stephen Romney discusses the change in a villain's race in cinema in the last several years.
The Phantom returns in ‘Love Never Dies’
Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera opened in Her Majesty's Theater in London on October 9, 1986. Since then, it's been seen...
Summer trends: Fashion, food, music — oh, my!
Lucas Davison browsed the web to find the most anticipated summer trends in fashion, food, and music.
The Weekly Reel: A conversation with actors and director of ‘The East’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney interviews the director and actors of the upcoming film The East.
Romney’s Video Review: ‘Need for Speed’
Romney's Video Review of 'Need for Speed.'
‘Beautiful Creatures’ boasts beautiful visuals and a slightly higher-tier romance
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews, yet another teen-romance-novel-turned-movie, 'Beautiful Creatures'.
‘Cabaret’ brings 1930s Germany to SLCC
Set in Nazi Germany, "Cabaret" provided some interesting challenges for student actors. Learn more about the latest production taking place at the Black Box Theatre.
Staff roundup: summer concerts
Concert season has arrived. With both indie acts and big names touring this summer, Globe staffers share who they are excited to see live.
‘The Crucible’ set to chill audiences at The Grand Theatre
A performance which centers around the Salem witch trials uses horror to provoke theatergoers. The play runs at The Grand Theatre from March 8 through March 24.
String quintet Sybarite5 in concert at SLCC
Student Life and Leadership holds a night of dinner and music with string remixes of Radiohead tunes.
Press [Start] to Game: ‘BioShock Infinite’ aims for the sky and soars
BioShock Infinite reaches for the sky
The Weekly Reel BONUS: Here a movie, there a movie…
In this online exclusive edition of The Weekly Reel, Stephen Romney explains why similar movies are common in American cinema.