Attention all fans of Tolkien, Peter Jackson and Frodo the hobbit -you have less than three weeks left to see "The Lord of the Rings Motion Picture Trilogy: The Exhibition" now on display at the Museum of Science Boston.
To put it in tennis terms, Wimbledon is a perfect ace. Filmed at the famous ivy-laden complex in southern London, the movie puts together a winning match by blending its syrupy love story with the excitement and energy of one of the world's premier tennis tournaments.
Students flocked to the library hill this past Friday to see a pair of smelly, green ogres, a donkey, and a gingerbread man.
Roaring laughter exploded last Thursday from Levin Ballroom as the hypnotist Dale K. entertained packed crowd at "Caution: Hypnosis Zone." Dale employed clever scenarios with his hypnotized volunteers and encouraged crowd participation to make his show enjoyable for all in the audience.
The American Idols Live! Concert is comparable to a three hour karaoke extravaganza. However if you are addicted to the hit Fox reality show, then the show is certainly worth the price of admission.
The Dreitzer Gallery was packed on May 3 for the opening of the Senior Art Show. The show opening was a true gala indeed as the crowd sipped on wine and munched on cheese, cookies and crudits as they admired the art.
One reason students look forward to going to Shapiro Campus Center during the finals period is the Midnight Buffet, held each semester before the start of exams.
Past and present members of Voicemale united on May 1 for "TestFest," the group's annual end-of-the year show.
Being unable to stop thinking about a show is one of the highest forms of unspoken praise that can be given to a production.
The Intercultural Center's (ICC) sixth annual Culture X variety show once again celebrated diversity through the visual and performing arts in an explosion of music, movement, and media.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees sovereignty make history
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
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Undergraduate Commencement: Class of 2025 says goodbye