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...Interestingly, during the most intense sequences, the camera never strays from the characters’ expressions. What’s also fascinating about these two characters is director David Slade never lets the audience decide with whom to side. Surprisingly, Haley is an incredibly witty character who delivers many pop culture-laden bromides that are hilarious and a welcome respite from the perversity going on in every scene. The bizarre plot suceeds in suspending disbelief, perhaps because Haley keeps us grounded in reality, even when the film takes its preposterous twists and turns. Newcomer Ellen Page—who will...
...that the Backstreet Boys were larger than life, then you’re in luck: Harvard will soon have a popstar coterie of its very own. Peter C. Shields Jr. ’09 and Silas P. Howland ’08 are recruiting for a group of five pop performers to satisfy the “guilty pleasure” that Shields says Harvard students take in listening to pop music. “I know all these people that will hate on pop, and then as soon as one of the songs comes on, I see them grooving...
...back on this success to pursue her first love: music. Amazingly, she’s proved even better at her second career than her first, confounding expectations and enlivening the otherwise dismal constellation of crossover stars. “Son” is a delicate gem of ambient folk-pop, a smooth-flowing album that’s a pleasure from start to finish. On previous albums, she drifted from on extreme to another, from lush electronic soundscapes to unornamented acoustic guitar lines. With “Son,” she finds her balance: all the elements?...
This particular iteration of “Playboy” seems riddled with contradictions. Although the language, setting, costumes and music are all appropriate representations of a bygone Ireland, the pop-art posters advertising the production suggest a garishly modern piece...
...instance, is known for its free-flowing alcohol and most recently featured a concert with O.A.R. HCC’s reforms for Yardfest aim to address chronic students complaints by creating a more College-centered—rather than family-oriented—event, one that features a pop concert as its main event. The committee regards the Ben Folds performance, with its free admission as well as its location in the Yard, as statements of their commitment to the undergraduate experience. Not everyone agrees with the committee’s new focus. While some students, such as Chad...