Arts & Culture

Salvador Litvak smiles, arms crossed, in a vest and hat on a city street.

Montage | May-June 2025

Faith through Film

The “Accidental Talmudist” on making Jewish movies

by Max J. Krupnick

Donning a dark suit and his signature black sunglasses, Korean rapper and international YouTube sensation PSY spoke in Memorial Church this week, and showed his audience some dance moves.

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The Digitally Enhanced Rise of PSY

The Korean-born rapper is a social media superstar.

Harvard dancers Rebecca Neumann, Rossi Walter, Nazc-a-ru Gonzalez, and Halimeda Glickman-Hoch perform "Quartet for the End of Time."

Students |

The Inspired Choreography of Irineo Cabreros

The Harvard senior displays impressive range, from his dance compositions to his extra-choreographical pursuits.

by Kris Wilton

In a sometimes funny, sometimes poignant on-stage conversation with actor and master of ceremonies John Lithgow ’67, Ar.D. ’05, Matt Damon talked about his career in Hollywood and reminisced about his Cambridge roots, including his days at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School and his undergraduate years at Harvard.

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Matt Damon: From Harvard to Hollywood, and Back Home

The actor receives the 2013 Arts Medal to kick off the Arts First celebration.

Onstage at Sanders, left to right: Joshua Redman '91, Tom Everett, Don Braden '85

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Jazzy Tribute to Tom Everett

The Harvard University Jazz Bands performed a special concert for recently retired director Tom Everett.

Nick Wyman (on the set of <i>The Single Girls Guide)</i> promotes fair pay for hard-working actors.

Alumni | May-June 2013

Leading Man

A Broadway actor on the “true spark of theater”

by Nell Porter-Brown

Filmmaker Julie Mallozzi intercut scenes of Lalita Bharvani at home, tending to her garden or doing yoga, with startling images of x-rays and medical tests, including an echocardiogram. One poignant scene shows Bharvani visiting her elderly mother in India.

Montage | May-June 2013

Soul Beyond the Skin

Indelible Lalita’s saga of pigmentation and personhood

by Laura Levis

Kevin Ott was sentenced to prison for 54 years for possessing three ounces—roughly the weight of a greeting card—of methamphetamine.

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Inside the “War on Drugs”

The House I Live In examines the link between American drug laws and poverty.

<i>All Things Considered</i> host Melissa Block

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“All Things Considered” Considered

Melissa Block '83, host of the NPR show All Things Considered, spoke about it at the Radcliffe Institute.

Celia Keenan-Bolger as Laura and Brian J. Smith as Jim

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A Pitch-Perfect “Glass Menagerie”

Tennessee Williams gets his first ART production.

Kiefer Sutherland

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Kiefer Sutherland Named Man of the Year

The Golden Globe-winning actor will receive his Pudding Pot February 8.