Jorge Drexler serenades sold-out Boston crowd
Uruguayan singer-songwriter Jorge Drexler has a youthful and energetic presence onstage that makes it hard to believe he is 46 years old.
Wei-Huan Chen
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Looking toward the New Year
On Feb. 3, Chinese all around the world will be giving hong bao (red envelopes containing cash) to their family members, eating hot pot dinners and participating in lion-dance performances.
TOP 10 VIDEO GAMES: Innovation and tradition collide
The past 12 months have been a period for innovation in gaming, with outstanding releases on all major consoles and for all types of gamers.
Chatting with Starving Artists
Starving Artists' semester show, "Will Sing For Food," is not only a play on the group's name but also description of the performance's role as a food drive.
Interviewing the director of 'White Liars'
This presentation of two one-act plays by Peter Shaffer tells two tales of intrigue and comedy. The White Liars tells the story of a psychic and two clients, one of whom conspires to read the other a false future; but the psychic gets more than she bargained for when she discovers the information she was given is not quite what it seems.
Raw eats are served with style at Haru
Haru Sushi, a classy and high profile Japanese restaurant located at the bottom of the Prudential Center in downtown Boston, serves the best sushi and Japanese seafood in town, but it can be expensive, too.
Aaron Goldberg jams with Berklee students
I was sitting backstage with Aaron Goldberg 10 minutes before his concert at Cafe 939's Red Room.
Laughing with Student Events
Two days after Brandeis alum and Last Comic Standing finalist Myq Kaplan '00 came to campus, the organizers of FEANY, the department within Student Events in charge of entertainment activities were still jittering with excitement as they prepared for their weekly meeting.
Rubberbandance stretches bodies, art
A blend of ballet and hip hop may be hard to imagine.It's not easy to picture the bombastic attitude and showmanship of breaking melded with the rigor and grace of classical and contemporary dance: an idea of the fusion may slowly take shape but imagining what the dancers' movements would look like presents physical and stylistic challenges.
Boston celebrates South African jazz legend
Hugh Masekela was born in Memphis, Tenn. to two white parents. One day, 2-year-old Masekela was playing in the Mississippi River, accidentally fell in and was whisked away by the current.
A 2024 guide to the Massachusetts Ballot Questions
Losing the Lydian String Quartet: Administration's disregard for Brandeis arts
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Music professor Taylor Ackley’s contract to end in 2025
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