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The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

The independent student newspaper of Northeastern University

The Huntington News

Column: Letterboxd expands its cinematic universe

Column: Letterboxd expands its cinematic universe

Olivia Woodard, news correspondent January 24, 2024

Coined as the “Goodreads for movies” by founders Matthew Buchanan and Karl von Randow, Letterboxd has only become a household name in recent years — despite debuting in 2011. Known for its users’...

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Column: The Who’s ‘Quadrophenia’ turns 50 — but some may not have heard of it

Column: The Who’s ‘Quadrophenia’ turns 50 — but some may not have heard of it

Luca Williams, news correspondent January 2, 2024

The story starts in 1969 when The Who changed music forever by creating the first successful rock opera, “Tommy,” which tells the story of a “deaf, dumb and blind boy” who becomes a famed pinball...

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Ellen Pompeo, star of Greys Anatomy, recently departed the series. It has been steadily declining in viewership and acclaim for years. Photo courtesy ABC.

Column: With Meredith Grey gone, whose ‘Anatomy’ is it now?

Lawrence Brown, news correspondent December 15, 2023

Since its debut in 2005, the immensely popular series “Grey's Anatomy” has captured the hearts of millennials and Generation Z. “Grey's Anatomy,” an 18-year-long medical drama that has won over...

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Children and adults watch the performances at the Faneuil Hall tree lighting Nov. 21.

Column: 6 activities to get you in the holiday spirit

Alex DuBois, news correspondent December 7, 2023

As the familiar chill of winter descends upon Boston, there is no better time for college students to explore the city and embrace the quickly approaching season. For students searching for ways to experience...

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Column: ‘Now and Then’ is solemn, fitting coda for Beatles’ 65-year legacy

Column: ‘Now and Then’ is solemn, fitting coda for Beatles’ 65-year legacy

Darin Zullo, news staff November 30, 2023

On Nov. 2, the most iconic band of the 1960s released its final single. If any band can top the Billboard charts in both 1964 and 2023, it’s the Beatles. The impact of its seemingly endless list of hits...

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Column: ‘Helluva Boss’ exemplifies what LGBTQ+ animation should be

Column: ‘Helluva Boss’ exemplifies what LGBTQ+ animation should be

Niya Plynton, news correspondent November 28, 2023

The popular web cartoon series and musical “Helluva Boss” emerged in 2019 as an instant success, capturing over 58 million views with its pilot episode. Directed by animator Vivienne Medrano, the show...

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Column: Musician-label relations are changing in the era of rerecordings and restrictions

Column: Musician-label relations are changing in the era of rerecordings and restrictions

Grace Cowell, news correspondent November 24, 2023

Big fan of “1989 (Taylor’s Version)”? Record labels aren’t. Days after the release of Taylor Swift’s latest rerecording endeavor, Billboard reported that major labels have begun working to alter...

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Column: Concert films bring fan communities together like never before

Column: Concert films bring fan communities together like never before

Joseph Brant, news staff November 6, 2023

Concerts have always been a way to connect artists with their fans. The exclusivity, impermanence and anticipation of seeing one’s favorite artist perform live are unforgettable and, oftentimes, expensive....

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Photo courtesy Karolina Wojtasik/Max (Top); Photo courtesy Craig Blankenhorn/Max (Bottom).

Column: What works, what doesn’t in the reboot era

Luiza Loyo, news correspondent November 2, 2023

If one follows or engages with pop culture in any capacity, they have definitely noticed the exorbitant amount of reboots released recently. It’s the biggest trend in Hollywood — and it’s not going...

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A burrito from El Jefes Taqueria. El Jefes came out on top in the News burrito rankings.

Column: All wrapped up! The 4 best burrito spots on and around campus

Rachana Madhav, news correspondent November 1, 2023

A warm burrito is often just what the doctor ordered. With a variety of meaty options to choose from, such as flavorful pulled pork or mouthwatering steak, the quintessential burrito is a staple for hungry...

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Column: 6 of the best fall-themed TV shows to prepare for spooky season

Column: 6 of the best fall-themed TV shows to prepare for spooky season

Abby Barton, news correspondent October 19, 2023

As the weather gets colder and the leaves turn golden, it’s clear that fall is here. The time for pumpkin-flavored baked goods and cozy knit cardigans is now, and with Halloween fast approaching, spooky...

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Column: Hollywood unions show who the real heroes are

Column: Hollywood unions show who the real heroes are

Joseph Brant, news correspondent October 18, 2023

Unions have been in the news a lot lately, and it’s not just because some of Hollywood’s most famous stars have traded “learning lines” for “picket lines.” Since the COVID-19 pandemic began,...

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