Sofia Torres

'A Different Man' suggests it might take more than just looks to succeed in life, a lesson learned far too late by the film's antihero.

Head arts editor Sofia Torres unpacks associate arts editor Jack Weynand's possibly cryptic message masked in pop melodies.

Student band Jamsexual release its first album, produced, engineered, and mixed by Vince Baur and Dean Foster and mastered by Ryan Sierakowski, on all streaming platforms.

How does one find and keep love during a moment in history that seems to push us further into understanding ourselves, our desires, our fears, and our needs, instead of others'? The ’70s romantic movies have a lot to offer when answering this question.

Associate arts editor Sofia Torres thinks arts editor Jose McNiell crafts a playlist that caps off her time at Boston College.

In the horror genre, the monstrous transformations of women are a hyperbolized representation of women’s responses in a male-dominated world.

Although the casting of 'Barbie' was perfect, the movie was dragged down by its ambition to be something deeper than pretty and pink.

The short film, created on a Samsung phone, shows a woman's overarching feeling of gloom and claustrophobia in her repetitive day-to-day life.

For Black History Month, the a capella group B.E.A.T.S presented “Fight For You,” a curated showcase with songs by Black artists only and poetry readings.

Season two of 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' provides further insight into the implications of a lack of social life for students.

The A24 release excels as a mood film, but is unable to reach audiences deeper due to a dull and drawn-out execution.

The Common Tones stuck to a food-themed showcase, with costumes and decorations, for their CommonToast: A Brunch Cafe!

The Arctic Monkeys’ depart from their sci-fi journey on past albums in favor of returning to their original indie rock sound.

The Pixies unsuccessfully attempt to grasp at their former fame and music domination with their album 'Doggerel.'

Ti West's prequel gives context to the upbringing and psychology of Pearl, and the 'banal' existence that drives her murderous pursuit.

Instead of being a funny romantic comedy, 'The Lost City' disappoints viewers with a cheesy storyline and cringeworthy dialogue.

Drama series 'Pieces of Her' fails to avoid predictable plot writing and cheesy tropes, despite its promising original premise.

Drama series 'Pieces of Her' fails to avoid predictable plot writing and cheesy tropes, despite its promising original premise.

The chaptered Norwegian film explores challenging self-centrism in adolescence and the inherent ambivalence of solipsism.

As the third speaker of the Lowell Humanities Series at Boston College, Nayeri delved into the challenges of resettlement and discussed her book, ‘The Ungrateful Refugee.’