Photo Credits: Hugh Wren Jonathan Larson’s Rent was an ambitious choice for BUSMS’s first musical of the year. It is set in
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Part medic, part musician, IsaacO would be most artist’s dream opening act. Matching the genre of what was to come (Benjamin Francis
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Perched on the corner next to Po’s is a charming little café. A little café that only serves vegan and vegetarian food.
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The review is based on the first half of the fourth season and while I have tried to avoid any type of
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Move over *insert other generic pizza restaurant here * there’s a new place in town. That place is Tobias and the Angel.
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Directed and written by Paolo Sorrentino, Youth ethereally explores the juxtaposition between old and young, parent and child and the decay of
Read MoreDo you think you’re cool? Not yet? That’s okay, you have time to get cooler, you’re only in your late teens/early twenties.
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Small and entirely unimposing, Brianna ‘B.Traits’ Price doesn’t exactly appear as a force to be reckoned with. So you’d be forgiven for
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Not many bands can turn biting lyrics like “I’ll be a thorn in your side, ’til you die” into catchy, synthpop dance
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The four-piece indie rock band, Palma Violets, took to the stage of the perfectly suited underground club, ‘The Fleece’ in Bristol. The venue felt like the
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