Brown Bunny' shocking-and shockingly good
The self-congratulating connoisseur, having endured Vincent Gallo's (Buffalo 66) second feature film Brown Bunny, is likely to propose the apt title Vincent Gallo Drives a Van.
Matthew Boese
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Remembering Mr. Rogers
For some of us students, the death of Fred Rogers was welcomed with an ironic grin and a sigh of relief.
Hampton conducts Brandeis orchestra
A packed house eagerly awaited the start of the Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra's concert Sunday afternoon, a bill that included such perennial favorites as Elgar's "Cello Concerto in E Minor," Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No.
Opinion: Speaking about the Oscars ...
As Oscar nominations are announced today, the entertainment industry will begin its month and a half long media blitz.
BTV hosts 'Yellow Snow' festival
On Saturday Brandeis' television station, BTV, celebrated a new season of programming with the first annual "Yellow Snow" festival.
The Recruit' offers yet another mediocre action flick
Roger Donaldson ("Thirteen Days") directs "The Recruit," the latest formulaic thriller-of-the-week, this time starring Colin Farrell ("Minority Report") and Al Pacino.
Opinion: Speaking about the Oscars
As Oscar nominations are announced today, the entertainment industry will begin its month and a half long media blitz.
Gangs' boasts good theme, awful script
Martin Scorcese's newest exploration of the relationship between crime, violence and the American psyche is as deeply flawed as it is monumental.
Polanski's 'Pianist' a touching melody
No film about the Holocaust is without its dissents, as there is always a sizable population concerned about the appropriateness of its depiction.
How to 'Adapt' to screenwriter's block
It is hard not to think that the intentionally self-absorbed "Adaptation" is meant as an inside joke against critics who might attempt to describe its frenetic depiction of writer's block.
The 2025 Kentucky Derby sees sovereignty make history
Boston Celtics move on to the second round of playoffs
Letter to the Editor — Mateo Levin
Letter to the Editor — Matthew Pfeffer
Undergraduate Commencement: Class of 2025 says goodbye