By: Ginger Graham ‘28 When people think of Hartford, they might think of its history or its downtown. But one part of Hartford that deserves more recognition is its community murals. Some of the city’s most important and creative stories are painted on its walls. Murals across Hartford are sometimes seen as something just to […]
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Some of the most powerful performances aren’t the loudest; they’re the ones that stay with you. Jessie Buckley’s work in “Hamnet” as Agnes is the prime example of a delivery that is deeply emotional and impossible to forget. It’s the kind of acting that doesn’t demand attention, yet it earns it effortlessly. Her execution stands […]
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Album of the Year wasn’t just important for Bad Bunny – it was important for people all over the world. At the 68th Grammy Awards, Bad Bunny won Album of the Year for his album, “DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS.” As soon as singer-songwriter and actor Harry Styles announced his name, the crowd erupted in applause, […]
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Captivating movies, like “Little Women,” don’t just tell a simple story; they ask for something in return. In an interview with Film Comment, Greta Gerwig, the director of the 2019 adaptation of the novel, discussed the ending of the film, when Jo sees her newly made book in a shop window. “When Jo has that […]
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The chocolatey smell of steaming hot cocoa swirled through the Community Commons as KO students and faculty walked through the doors. Approaching the stand, people are gathered around a big table, buzzing like bees. Whether pouring hot drinks into cups, making their own bracelets, or donating to the cause, everyone was contributing and participating in […]
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