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Review: Adele’s latest embraces a beautiful vulnerability

By Stephanie Monteiro, Staff Writer • December 1, 2021

In “30,” Adele explores jazz, soul, funk and R&B while still preserving some of her music’s familiar aspects like her relatability.

Review: Singles for the week 10/11

By Eva Salzman, Life and Culture Editor • October 18, 2021

Singles for the week 10/11.

Bowie leaves mixed legacy

By Marissa Booker, Columnist • January 27, 2016

The real problem here is if we are able to disconnect celebrities from their humanity, what does that say about the way we view each other?

Review: Four years later, Adele is back and better than ever

By Serena Weiss, Staff Writer • November 30, 2015

Full of gorgeous vocals, the singer shows off her raw and honest lyrics that fans have missed, sweeping listeners away with her soulful and explosive tracks in "25."

Well, the Grammy nominees were announced the other night. It was a year where my favorite artists didn’t really do too much, so I don’t have many of my obsessions in the running. But I can still put my two cents in and be utterly shocked when the votes come through. Here are my…

Drinkify: The Musical Sommelier

By Jared Dionne • November 11, 2011

Do you like drinking? Do you like good music? Are you of legal age? If you answered “yes” to all three of these infomercial-ish sounding prompts, you may want to hit up Drinkify. No longer will you sit by your fireplace listening to 12-inch records wondering what drink should be paired with the music to…

‘Metals’: Indie artist darkens sound

By Allie Healy, Staff Writer • October 11, 2011

Feist, a Canadian indie pop singer-songwriter, took the United States by storm with her 2007 release, “The Reminder.” Four years later, she returns with a fifth solo album that trades her upbeat, spacey sound for a more serious style.