Lee on WGA Strike & Tentative Agreement: Boston 25, WCVB
Faculty Ed Lee spoke to Boston 25 about the tentative “exceptional” agreement by Writers Guild of America members and industry studios.
100-Years-Old Emersonian Still a Fixture at Boylston Street Shop: Boston Globe
Pat Bartevian ’44 spoke to Maeve Lawler ’25 about her entertainment career, the consignment store, and how to live a long life.
Newman on AI, Data Collection: Jacobin
Newman and his co-authors argue that the Federal Trade Commission, which recently proposed rules on “commercial surveillance,” has an opportunity to shift the thinking on AI and data
Reisman’s Film ‘Leave No Trace’ Ranked Top Film by The Observer’s Film Critic
Mark Kermode ranked his top films of the last decade.
‘Salt Lick Sessions’ Goes From YouTube to WERS: Radio Ink
The Salt Lick Sessions spotlights a diverse range of up-and-coming musical artists, and is airing Thursday nights.
Tshuma’s Novel ‘Digging Stars’ is Electric, Poignant: The New York Times
“The novel brims with insights about astronomy, technology and Indigenous folklore,” writes the Times.
‘The Real James Bond…Was Dominican’ is Vibrant Show: Boston Globe
Christopher Rivas’ solo play is riveting.
Lee on Hollywood Strikes, Months In: Boston 25
VMA faculty and comedy writer Ed Lee spoke with Boston 25 about the entertainment industry writer and actor strikes as the fall TV season gets underway, with far less scripted shows.
Clarke on AI Implications for Art: Radio Boston
The VMA chair talked about racial bias and the future of artificial intelligence with a panel of academics.
Romanska on Coping with Grief: Big Think
Performing Arts Professor Magda Romanska writes about how humans experience grief and the myth of the “five stages of grief.”