While not a bad listen, the Struts’ ‘Strange Days’ is an unexceptional release compared to the band’s usual standards.
Review, Music, Arts
‘Fake it Flowers’ Soundtracks Gen Z’s Own Teenage Riot
Beabadoobee’s ‘Fake it Flowers’ is a refreshing take on the classic 90’s alternative sound.
Review, Television, Arts
‘The West Wing’ Reunion Encourages Americans to Vote
Martin Sheen, Allison Janney, and other cast members of ‘The West Wing’ reunite for an episode encouraging Americans to vote.
Movies, Arts, Review
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Taps into Activism
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7,’ Aaron Sorkin’s latest drama, points to persisting systemic issues in the U.S.’s criminal justice system.
Review, Music, Arts
King Princess, Justin Bieber, and More in Singles
King Princess debuted her new single “Only Time Makes It Human,” a meta dance anthem.
Music, Review, Arts
Gyptian’s “Something Special” Mystic Music Video
Gyptian serenades his supernatural love-interest in his new music video for “Something Special”.
Review, On Campus, Arts
McMullen Lecture Explores Galleria Borghese’s Rich History
McMullen Museum virtual lecture about the Galleria Borghese is given by University of Rome art history professor Daria Borghese.
Review, Movies, Arts
On the Nose Metaphors Abound in ‘Vampires vs. The Bronx’
‘Vampires vs. the Bronx’ uses the unlikely setting of a vampire apocalypse to examine the harmful effects of gentrification.
Review, Music, Arts
Brothers Osborne Push Country in New Directions
On their new album ‘Skeletons,’ country duo Brothers Osborne pay their respects to classic country tropes while experimenting with new ideas.
Review, Music, Arts
Kiiara Relies on Old Material on First Studio Album
Five years after she released her hit single “Gold,” pop singer Kiiara is desperately struggling to stay relevant.
