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The Residents at Brighton Music Hall offer listeners an eclectic concert experience

Maxi France Connector Editor On Oct. 13, 2026, American multimedia music group The Residents came to Brighton Music Hall, located in Allston, Massachusetts to perform their album “Eskimo” with vocals and musical accompaniment. American cellist and vocalist Rushadicus opened the show with a series of attention-grabbing acts, and The Residents then followed with their performances.  … Read More The Residents at Brighton Music Hall offer listeners an eclectic concert experience

— Arts & Entertainment, Games —

“Star Wars: Galactic Racer” thrills with speed

(Image courtesy of Steam. “’Star Wars: Galactic Racer’ offers enjoyment to players in the way of competition.”) Rick Dalton Connector Editor “Star Wars: Galactic Racer”, which released on Oct. 6, 2026, is the debut effort from British developer Fuse Games. It is a unique take on racing games, with a campaign that features a rogue-like… Read More “Star Wars: Galactic Racer” thrills with speed

— Arts & Entertainment, Television —

“Carrie” disappoints Stephen King fans

(Image courtesy of IMDb. “’Carrie’ adopts its source material from a horror novel written by Stephen King.”) Jesse Nguyen Connector Editor In spirit of Halloween, the iconic telekinetic phenom Carrie is brought to home screens through this character’s first ever miniseries, simply titled “Carrie.” The 8-episode miniseries, directed by Mike Flanagan, released on Oct. 7,… Read More “Carrie” disappoints Stephen King fans

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“c” adds chaos to the rage rap era

(Image courtesy of Spotify. “‘C’ showcases a combination of lively rap vocals, hard-hitting production, and stunning video game visuals to make a worthwhile, auditory experience.”) Marthy Martinez Connector Contributor Releasing over a month ago on Sept. 18, “c” is Los Angeles-based rage rapper, singer, and producer Lucy Bedroque’s debut album, stemming a culmination of yearlong… Read More “c” adds chaos to the rage rap era

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“Helluva Boss” declines in its third season

(Image courtesy of IMDb. “’Helluva Boss’ disappoints following a successful round of broadcast.”) Adelaide Gotti Connector Staff There was a time when Vivienne Medrano’s (Vivziepop) indie creation felt like a breath of fresh air in adult animation. With its dark humor, nice soundtrack, and sharp focus on the emotional and professional struggles of the I.M.P.… Read More “Helluva Boss” declines in its third season

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Rising artist spotlight: Oscar Lindsey

(Image courtesy of Bandcamp. “Oscar Lindsey is rising to stardom with his captivating new releases.”) Ronak Lamba Connector Contributor Oscar Lindsey has established himself as one of the most intriguing rising singer-songwriters and multi-instrumentalists in the music industry. Born and raised in Nashville, Lindsey grew up in a musically inclined family. He started making music… Read More Rising artist spotlight: Oscar Lindsey

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“Neverending Nightmares” explores horror

(Image courtesy of IMDb. “‘Neverending Nightmares’ draws players in with psychological horror.”) Adelaide Gotti Connector Contributor There is a fine line between using video games as a form of entertainment and transforming them into an intimate, cathartic art form. “Neverending Nightmares”, a psychological horror game created by Matt Gilgenbach and published by Infinitap Games, successfully… Read More “Neverending Nightmares” explores horror

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“Resident Evil” misses chance for survival horror

(Image courtesy of IMDb. “’Resident Evil’ ultimately misses the mark on delivering viewers an adequate horror experience.”) Adelaide Gotti Connector Contributor There is a fine line between creatively reinterpreting a beloved film franchise and exploiting its name for commercial purposes. “Resident Evil (2026)” struggles to find that balance, delivering a product that retains little of… Read More “Resident Evil” misses chance for survival horror