2008 Woodie Awards
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Blue Moon brews art show
When one thinks of alcohol and art, the first thing that might come to mind is Andy Warhol's Oxidation pieces. Warhol, along with "Ghost Pissers," would experiment with different liquids (beer included) and urinate onto canvases pre-printed with metallic paints.…
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MFA: Mother-F$%&in' Awesome College Night
We all know how expensive life as a college student and living in Boston can be, which is why free nights at some of the most interesting places in the city are greatly appreciated. This past Thursday night at the Museum of Fine Arts was College Night, an evening completely devoted to college students with open exhibits, giveaways, live music and more, the museum was swarmed with enormous amounts of local college students who were allowed to enter for free with their school I.…
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Mass. band Stay plays Allston, works on new album
Stay, a fresh new band from Massachusetts, headlined a show along with other bands from the Massachusetts area last Monday at Harper's Ferry in Allston.
The crowd in the bar/venue was small, but that made it so much easier to be able to talk to the bands before their sets would start.…
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College Fest in Boston
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Boston Symphony kincks off new season, pushes college discounts
Riding the T last Wednesday night, nothing was really out of the ordinary, except the elegant men and women wearing suits and dresses in each car. That evening, four ushers would open the doors of Symphony Hall all at once to let in all who have been waiting since the ending of the last season to hear the Boston Symphony Orchestra's magnificent live sound again.…
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Pumpkins smash on twentieth anniversary tour
It has not been a good summer for the Smashing Pumpkins, or what remains of them. Billy Corgan and Jimmy Chamberlin had big plans that came to a big crash on July 24.
Mere days before the Pumpkins' late summer tour began, former Smashing Pumpkins members James Iha and D'arcy Wretzky-Brown filed a suit against Virgin Records America, claiming that Virgin had negotiated a deal with Corgan and only Corgan in 2005, five years after the break up of the original four, over "electronic transmissions.…
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Boston fashion highlighted at expo
Two things that can be counted on to constantly change are the seasons and fashion trends. Whether its summer to fall or winter to spring, with every season there are new styles. Keeping up with the latest trends, although a seemingly tedious task, is vital for social survival for college students in this very fashion forward city.…
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Women question controversial film
The American South, snakes, rape, Jesus, and Elvis are all very significant themes in the film "Hounddog" (Deergen Films, 2007). The film premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival and was released in select cities, including Boston. The film attracted a lot of attention because of the rape scene involving its main character Lewellen, played by Dakota Fanning.…
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