Thursday, March 27, 2008

Yang casts light on Aboriginal identity, history with ‘Shadows’

Award-winning Chinese-Australian photographer and storyteller William Yang brings his latest show “Shadows” to Dartmouth this weekend. Appropriately his multi-faceted work is indeed reminiscent of something emerging from the darkness to be understood later, in all of its haunting beauty. More »

Madonna loses edge with Justin duet

By Matthew Ritger, The Dartmouth Senior Staff

Madonna has officially broken my heart. Once, it seemed her reign as the most incisive interpreter of pop culture’s cutting edge could never end: Her spot-on 1980s mutations from “Like a Virgin” to “Material Girl” to the burning crosses and dogma bashing of “Like a Prayer” were matched only by the next unexpected decade. In the 1990s Madge went from “Erotica” dominatrix to a Kabbalah enlightened, dance-trance maverick. At once an icon and iconoclast, Madonna never slowed down. Until now. More »