ARTS & CULTURE
The Scandal Revue, Sarah Lawrence’s Burlesque Club, held their Halloween Show last Friday evening, Oct. 24.
As the line blurs between what is real and what is fake, there has been a disturbing new development in the world of theatre as the world’s first AI-generated “actress” is signed to a talent agency.
Is there a better way to celebrate Halloween than by sitting down and watching a scary movie? Here are some of the best horror movies for both beginners and more experienced cinemagoers. Whether you’re easily scared, not well-versed in the world of horror cinema or a pro, these are movies that will leave you wanting more!
On Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 the rock band Geese performed a show in Banker’s Anchor, a public park in Brooklyn. This show was put on to celebrate the release of their third album Getting Killed. What was most notable about this show though, other than the incredible performance and hundreds of dedicated fans crowded in the streets and rooftops, was the show’s cost. Not a single fan had to pay for a ticket.
The 2025 Woodstock Film Festival will run Oct. 15 to 19 in Woodstock, New York. Among a slate of feature-length narrative films, documentaries and shorts programming is a selection of Film School Shorts.
On Wednesday, Oct. 1, Lorde sold out Madison Square Garden, marking it one of the biggest shows of her career. The Ultrasound Tour features songs from her new album “Virgin”, as well as other fan favorites from her entire musical career. The show's openers were the indie artists Chanel Beads and The Japanese House, setting a dynamic atmosphere in anticipation of Lorde's set.
On Saturday, Sept. 21, the Musical Theatre Ensemble (MTE) unveiled their production of Tick, Tick… Boom! The Concert, in the Batesment—a clever combination of words that signifies the small, narrow room below Bates Dining Hall.
I knew the world of Young Adult literature with an intimacy that most people don’t even know about their own parents. But then in 2020, BookTok appeared, and everything about this world that I had loved for so long changed.
Rowsell, decked in the stunning chartreuse leotard pictured on the new album’s cover, commanded the stage with the flare and playfulness of a natural performer. She took on remarkably different affects throughout the set, from a golden-age Broadway prima donna to a (comically barefoot) dictator, marching around stage with a megaphone for the hard vocals of “Yuk Foo” and “Play the Greatest Hits.” For other songs, like “Just Two Girls” and “The Sofa,” the atmosphere became more intimate, her carefree gracefulness bringing to mind how one might dance alone in their bathroom while getting ready to go out.