Television
As 'Parks' close at sunset, a look back
If Leslie could let Ann leave — the poetic, noble, land-mermaid that she is — we can do the same with “Parks and Rec.” Guys, you’re 5,000 candles in the wind. ...
Arts & Culture
Fashion week gets weird
When Font offered up a knit, oversized sweater that looked like a set of pom-poms threw up on it, it suddenly felt like you were laughing at the show rather than with ...
Television
Be an informed Oscars watcher with our handy predictions
Will Michael Keaton win for best actor? His character in “Birdman” is about acting, and AMPAS enjoys giving its vanity mirror awards. ...
Lifestyles
Spike Lee talks college, race and filmmaking
“And that’s when it hit me, that I’m going to tell hopefully truthful stories about African American existence in this country,” Lee said. ...
Arts & Culture
Boot, rally and colonize in a brand new bar Downtown
“We wanted to provide a place where a student could grab a drink with his or her professor and not feel uncomfortable,” Jaffe said. ...
Music
Imagine Dragons should reimagine for their sophomore album
As you make your way through the album, each track blends into the next with few sounds truly standing out. ...
Lifestyles
Shop at Aldi on all days
There are a couple of things you should be aware of before beginning your long and fruitful relationship with this supermarket Parthenon. First, it’s BYOB (as in bring your own bag). ...
Lifestyles
Should you hold the door? A precise equation
Let X be the number of feet that the student is away from the door. One foot away? What are you going to do, shove it in their face? You monster. ...
Movies
'Kingsman: The Secret Service' has swagger, action and Samuel L. Jackson
Colin Firth finally gets the Bond-like role we all hoped would one day come. Jackson plays the villain with poise, arrogance and perfection. ...
Movies
Mr. Grey will see you now
“Fifty Shades of Grey” is the perfect recipe for a shameful disappointment. That’s why I’m almost embarrassed to admit that I liked it. ...