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Sunshine Brings Science to the Screen
The Coolidge Theater screened Sunshine (2007) on November 6th as part of their “Science on Screen” programming, including a talk by Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Katharine Reeves. The talk that...
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Nobel Prize Winner Claudia Goldin ‘Made Women a Topic of Study for Labor...
Labor economist and historian Claudia Goldin will be honored on Dec. 10 as the 2023 Nobel Prize for Economics laureate for her contribution to understanding women’s labor markets outcomes. She was...
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Ping Pong Serves as a Bridge Between Cultures, Generations
As many families across the country celebrated Thanksgiving with traditional turkey dinners, a group of local Asian Americans marked the occasion by competing in a ping pong tournament. Inside the...
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Jiaoying Summers is No Joke
Comedian Jiaoying Summers, 33, shivered on the Congress Street Bridge and gazed at a museum and ships commemorating the Boston Tea Party that happened almost 250 years ago to the date. As fife music...
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Real Women Have Curves Premieres in a Funny, Poignant, and Memorable Musical
The American Repertory Theater has another big hit in the making with Real Women Have Curves: The Musical! (Book by Lisa Loomer, additional material by Nell Benjamin. The show opened recently to...
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‘Expats’: A Disappointing Exploration of Grief
I watched the first season of Expats on Amazon Prime and was sorely disappointed by the quality of the six-episode offering. Directed by Lulu Wang (Posthumous 2014, The Farewell 2019) the show is based...
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‘Freckled Rice’ and ‘Our Chinatown’ Explore Chinatown’s Past and Future
Arts Emerson brought back to life the local classic narrative film, “Freckled Rice,” on Feb. 18 at the Bright Family Screening Room over the Paramount Theater in a screening that included the...
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Chromic Duo Played an Emotional, Innovative Show at Crystal Ballroom
Chromic Duo made up of Lucy Yao and Dorothy Chan, performed at the Crystal Ballroom on Friday March 22nd, as a part of the Celebrity Series of Boston’s Stave Sessions and this was not the oft pictured...
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Kung Fu Panda 4 Continues the Furry Franchise
There is a new installment of the Kung Fu Panda comedy/adventure animated film series and its continuing to blow audiences away with its marvelous story, superb voice acting, and stellar music! Kung Fu...
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A Conversation With Daughters of Shandong Author Eve J. Chung
Historical fiction writers need to serve two masters. The first is a strict adherence to facts, location, and real-life characters. The other is effective world-building through relatable characters....
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