Lily Wulfemeyer | October 10, 2017
“Wonderful, Wonderful” is the most intimate album from The Killers yet, which makes its triteness that much more disappointing. READ MORE >>
Lily Wulfemeyer | October 10, 2017
“Wonderful, Wonderful” is the most intimate album from The Killers yet, which makes its triteness that much more disappointing. READ MORE >
Cannon Lewis | October 12, 2017
In the midst of that epistemological turmoil, the Rice University Theatre Program’s production of “Rumors,” directed by Rice Theatre Director Christina Keefe, is a welcome reminder that it is okay to laugh at misinformation. READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | October 10, 2017
Director and writer Matthew Vaughn returns with “Kingsman: The Golden Circle,” a more ambitious venture than its successful predecessor. Unfortunately, “The Golden Circle” is a massive disappointment READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | October 4, 2017
On Saturday night, Joywave, Cold War Kids and Young the Giant concluded their two-month tour with a sold-out show at White Oak Music Hall. READ MORE >>
Maddie Flavin | October 4, 2017
Forty-four years ago, 90 million people sat in front of their televisions and over 30,000 filled the seats of the Houston Astrodome to watch a tennis match that was far from ordinary. READ MORE >>
Areli Navarro Magallon | October 4, 2017
The Moody Center for the Arts’ latest exhibit, “Mickalene Thomas: Waiting on a Prime-Time Star,” opened this Thursday. The first collection to debut since the center’s inaugural selection of exhibitions, its opening was much anticipated and celebrated. ... READ MORE >>
Amelia Calautti | September 27, 2017
Makeup fanatics around the world have been glowing (literally) since the release of Rihanna’s new makeup line, Fenty Beauty. READ MORE >>
Hannah Kim | September 27, 2017
Former Rice Professor Emeritus Basilios Poulos’ latest solo exhibit of acrylic paintings, “Landscape Journeys,” takes viewers on a journey through an abstract landscape. READ MORE >>
Christina Tan | September 27, 2017
Over the past year, the juiceBOXes have expanded past their role as Moody Center liaisons, often reaching beyond the hedges to incorporate local relevant art. READ MORE >>
Ye Lim Oh | September 19, 2017
Darren Aronofsky's new film is an ambitious apologue that willingly exchanges perfection for cinematic extravagance. READ MORE >>
Maddie Flavin | September 19, 2017
“It” is an exercise in the strength of one’s nerves, confronting viewers with what scares them the most. READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | September 12, 2017
"BoJack” is unafraid to address stories that might deeply affect or disturb audiences on an emotional or psychological level...It is a rare occurrence that a show this groundbreaking and special comes along. READ MORE >>
Maddie Flavin | September 12, 2017
In the musical drama “Patti Cakes,” Geremy Jasper tells a gritty blue-collar Cinderella story about one girl’s relationship with rapping and how it frees her from a dysfunctional life. READ MORE >>
Maddie Flavin | September 10, 2017
In the satirical “Ingrid Goes West,” actors Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen tell a cautionary tale about loneliness, delusion and how personal technology has rewritten our definition of love. READ MORE >>
Gabriel Tugendstein | September 10, 2017
If you’re already old, nostalgic and grumpy, how do you age gracefully in indie music? A little bit of stagnation, and a little bit of subtle development. READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | September 10, 2017
Marvel's new series fails to live up to its characters' greatness. READ MORE >>
Michael VerMeulen | August 23, 2017
For nearly three decades, Steven Soderbergh has been one of the most prolific filmmakers on the planet. READ MORE >>
Lenna Mendoza | August 23, 2017
After almost three years standing between Anderson Hall and Fondren Library, Rice University’s first and only student-created public art installation, “Soundworm,” was removed in early August. READ MORE >>
Naomi Pringle | August 23, 2017
Since their near-perfect first album, “Funeral,” in 2004, Arcade Fire has produced consistently excellent music that tackles the existential pain familiar to us all with skill and energy. READ MORE >>
Maddie Flavin | August 23, 2017
In the final chapter of his American West trilogy, writer Taylor Sheridan uses a Native American reservation as the setting for a sinister crime thriller that’s aware of just how Darwinian life can be, particularly for the marginalized. As an agent ... READ MORE >>
Cannon Lewis | October 12, 2017
In the midst of that epistemological turmoil, the Rice University Theatre Program’s production of “Rumors,” directed by Rice Theatre Director Christina ... READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | October 10, 2017
Director and writer Matthew Vaughn returns with “Kingsman: The Golden Circle,” a more ambitious venture than its successful predecessor. Unfortunately, ... READ MORE >
Christina Tan | October 4, 2017
On Saturday night, Joywave, Cold War Kids and Young the Giant concluded their two-month tour with a sold-out show at White Oak Music Hall. READ MORE >
Maddie Flavin | October 4, 2017
Forty-four years ago, 90 million people sat in front of their televisions and over 30,000 filled the seats of the Houston Astrodome to watch a tennis ... READ MORE >
Areli Navarro Magallon | October 4, 2017
The Moody Center for the Arts’ latest exhibit, “Mickalene Thomas: Waiting on a Prime-Time Star,” opened this Thursday. The first collection to debut ... READ MORE >
Amelia Calautti | September 27, 2017
Makeup fanatics around the world have been glowing (literally) since the release of Rihanna’s new makeup line, Fenty Beauty. READ MORE >
Hannah Kim | September 27, 2017
Former Rice Professor Emeritus Basilios Poulos’ latest solo exhibit of acrylic paintings, “Landscape Journeys,” takes viewers on a journey through ... READ MORE >
Christina Tan | September 27, 2017
Over the past year, the juiceBOXes have expanded past their role as Moody Center liaisons, often reaching beyond the hedges to incorporate local relevant ... READ MORE >
Ye Lim Oh | September 19, 2017
Darren Aronofsky's new film is an ambitious apologue that willingly exchanges perfection for cinematic extravagance. READ MORE >
Maddie Flavin | September 19, 2017
“It” is an exercise in the strength of one’s nerves, confronting viewers with what scares them the most. READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | September 12, 2017
"BoJack” is unafraid to address stories that might deeply affect or disturb audiences on an emotional or psychological level...It is a rare occurrence ... READ MORE >
Maddie Flavin | September 12, 2017
In the musical drama “Patti Cakes,” Geremy Jasper tells a gritty blue-collar Cinderella story about one girl’s relationship with rapping and how ... READ MORE >
Maddie Flavin | September 10, 2017
In the satirical “Ingrid Goes West,” actors Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen tell a cautionary tale about loneliness, delusion and how personal technology ... READ MORE >
Gabriel Tugendstein | September 10, 2017
If you’re already old, nostalgic and grumpy, how do you age gracefully in indie music? A little bit of stagnation, and a little bit of subtle development. ... READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | September 10, 2017
Marvel's new series fails to live up to its characters' greatness. READ MORE >
Michael VerMeulen | August 23, 2017
For nearly three decades, Steven Soderbergh has been one of the most prolific filmmakers on the planet. READ MORE >
Lenna Mendoza | August 23, 2017
After almost three years standing between Anderson Hall and Fondren Library, Rice University’s first and only student-created public art installation, ... READ MORE >
Naomi Pringle | August 23, 2017
Since their near-perfect first album, “Funeral,” in 2004, Arcade Fire has produced consistently excellent music that tackles the existential pain ... READ MORE >
Maddie Flavin | August 23, 2017
In the final chapter of his American West trilogy, writer Taylor Sheridan uses a Native American reservation as the setting for a sinister crime thriller ... READ MORE >
