This movie chronicles Venus and Serena Williams’ days before world fame, during which their father Richard foretold their destiny for greatness.
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Radiohead’s Latest Album Revisits Old Hits
‘Kid A Mnesia’ gives Radiohead fans a nostalgic look into the creative process behind some of their favorite tracks.
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‘Love Hard’ Struggles to Bring True Meaning to Rom-Coms
Netflix’s latest holiday romance film masks rom-com tropes with social commentary.
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Ed Sheeran’s Fails to Redeem Himself on New Album
‘Equals’ is filled with tired pop tracks and descriptive but emotionally weak lyrics.
Arts, Review, Movies
Wes Anderson Returns with Droll Stories and All-Star Cast
‘The French Dispatch’ offers dry humor, quick wit, and sensational action through a series of short stories tied together by a magazine’s final issue.
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Lana Del Rey Fails to Challenge Herself on Latest Album
Though Del Rey’s vocal control is as strong as ever, ‘Blue Banisters’ feels stuck in her usual style and lacks creative exploration.
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Netflix’s ‘Found’ Is Driven by its Powerful Pathos
Netflix’s latest documentary dives into the story of three adopted teens returning to China to find their biological parents.
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Ryan Hurd Impresses With Debut Album ‘Pelago’
On his first album, country singer Ryan Hurd flaunts his songwriting talents as he finds new ways to contemplate cliché topics.
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Zac Brown Band’s New Release Celebrates Human Connection
On ‘The Comeback,’ the Zac Brown Band reflects on people’s resilience through the pandemic with beautiful lyrics and a classic country sound.
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Meek Mill’s Album ‘Expensive Pain’ Fails to Impress
Meek Mill’s most recent release falls flat with overdone tropes and little lyrical complexity.
