“The Mindy Project,” one might assume, is just another Tuesday night comedy to skip over when flipping through the channels.
Author Archives: Lillian Boodaghians
Movie Review: "Little Birds"
The misunderstood teenage girl longing for an escape from her unfulfilling and drab life rears her head yet again in Elgin James’ directorial debut, “Little Birds.”
Getty exhibit explores medieval imagery of death
Guides to life are a dime a dozen these days. From self-help books to lifestyle magazines, living well has become an obsession of society.
But this wasn’t always the case. Hundreds of years ago, in the Middle Ages, people were more concerned with how to die a proper and respectable death.
Theater Review: "War Horse"
A story of love and betrayal wholly different from those usually explored in the world of entertainment, the National Theater production of “War Horse” presents the story of Albert and his horse Joey with sentiment not drenched in overemotional excess.
Theater Review: "Follies"
With a decadence not always completely embraced in the theater scene, “Follies” brings together the essentials of a musical in a captivatingly heartfelt and yet entertaining mold.
MFA students’ solo projects culminate in final exhibition
The Master of Fine Arts Exhibition #4 is the final show in a series that allows MFA candidates to display their works in a museum-style setting.
Concert Review: Coldplay lights up the stage, using Xylobands to involve audience
“99 Problems” blasted from the speakers at the Hollywood Bowl and the audience turned toward the stage, anxious to see if Jay-Z was going to walk out with a microphone. Screens flashed, telling audience members to put on the wristbands they were handed upon entry. The lights went out. The wristbands started blinking. Yes, this was Coldplay’s welcome to the stage at the May 2nd Los Angeles show for the Mylo Xyloto tour, and it set the tone for the entire performance: high energy, adrenaline filled, pulse pounding entertainment. Simply put, a rush of blood to the head.