Culture
characters
‘Norwegian Wood’ finds hope in the aftermath of suicide
Some might find solace retreating into the comfort of a sensitive book. If that sounds like you, I have the perfect read for this winter: Haruki Murakami’s “Norwegian Wood.” Read More
Drama House
Aliens exist during NJR’s ‘Final Frontier’ show
On Saturday, the Drama House was decked out for the house show called the “Final Frontier,” featuring all songs about the sun, moon, and stars. Read More
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CT Recommends: ‘Nintendo Fitness Boxing’
Thanks to Nintendo, I can now practice boxing (and smash everything) in my single dorm room with the Fitness Boxing game. Read More
Holidays
The pan-religious appeal of Emmet Otter
May I suggest the Jim Henson-directed “Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas” for your not-quite-Christmassy-but-it’s-got-the-giving-spirit, made-for-television viewing pleasure? Read More
Music
Friday night at the Bug Jar was just weird enough
We were there to see the Demos, the last group that climbed onstage. Read More
Fashion
Not Vanilla: Style Stars on the Small Screen
I thought we could take a look at some of my favorite fashion moments in television that have inspired my sense of style. Read More
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‘Parasite’ is a master class in empathetic satire
Here’s what I can say that won’t spoil it for you. The film is about a rich family and a poor family, and how their lives intersect. Read More
musical
ROC Players are better than ‘Big Fish’
Friday night’s performance of “Big Fish” in the May Room served as an important reminder that while every story needs a good storyteller, every storyteller needs a good story. Read More
Dance
Louvre’s ‘Muse’ connects body with art mediums
The choreography of each dance at Spurrier Hall creatively explored visual art through the human body. Read More
video game
CT Recommends: ‘Tick Tock: A Tale for Two’
The game “Tick Tock: A Tale for Two” combines my two worst gaming nightmares with a value gratis of realizing how intellectually incompetent I am. Read More
