Comedian Nate Bargatze amuses audiences during a pandemic through his dry humor and deadpan jokes.
Arts, Movies, Review
Andra Day Shines in Billie Holiday Biopic
‘The United States vs Billie Holiday’ honors the singer’s powerful voice and influence in the music industry.
Arts, Movies, Review
A Closer Look at Billie Eilish from Director R. J. Cutler
‘Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry’ fails to escape concert movie tropes while trying to portray a personal story.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Allen v. Farrow’ Exposes Woody Allen’s Dark Past
HBO Max’s latest documentary tells the story of Dylan Farrow’s struggle to bring the truth about Woody Allen to light.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Minari’ Beautifully Renders an Asian American Story
Director Lee Isaac Chung’s latest film depicts moments of hardship and strength through an Asian American family in Arkansas.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Nomadland’ Analyzes the Working Life’s Purpose
‘Nomadland’ explores the possibilities beyond a typical working life in America.
Arts, Movies, Review
Rosamund Pike Embodies Cool Girl Ethos in ‘I Care A Lot’
Rosamund Pike shines as a smooth and shockingly immoral anti-hero.
Arts, Movies, Review
Last ‘To All The Boys’ is the Perfect Valentine’s Day Film
‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ caps off the popular rom-com series in time for Valentine’s Day.
Arts, Movies, Off Campus
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Redefines the Black Panthers
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ tells the truth about the Black Panther Party through powerful performances.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Malcolm & Marie’ Flops With a Lackluster Plot
‘Malcolm & Marie’ exhausts viewers with an unsatisfying portrayal of a toxic relationship.
