Duo Sylvan Esso’s third album, with its folk-electronica sound and musing lyrics, provides the perfect soundtrack for late night dancing.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The Murders at White House Farm’ Opts for Subtlety
HBO’s fictional retelling of the White House Farm murders shies away from sensationalism in favor of character development.
Review, Arts, Television
‘PEN15’ Season 2 Depicts Nuances of Middle School
‘PEN15’ Season 2 follows Maya and Anna as they diver deeper into middle school dilemmas.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’ Charts Voter Suppression
‘All In: The Fight for Democracy’, shows voter suppression efforts persist in the present day.
Movies, Review, Arts
‘Antebellum’ Wrestles With Slavery’s Enduring Influence
The past rears its ugly head again and again in ‘Antebellum,’ a film that tackles slavery’s impact on 21st century America.
Review, Television, Arts
Ryan Murphy Stumbles With ‘Ratched’
‘Ratched’ is an origin story that lacks the punch and gravitas of its source material.
Arts, Music, Review
Sevyn Steeter Can’t Commit in “HMU” Music Video
Streeter dances around commitment in her latest music video, aided by stunning visuals and choreography.
Arts, Music, Review
Cults Try to Redefine Sound on ‘Host’ to No Avail
‘Host’ sees Cults moving in a a different direction with little success and big hiccups along the way.
Music, Arts, Review
Keith Urban Returns With ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1’
Keith Urban’s ‘THE SPEED OF NOW Part 1’ is a timely meditation on love’s enduring power through adversity.
Arts, Movies, Review
Impressive Cast Can’t Redeem ‘The Devil All the Time’
The excessive narration of ‘The Devil All the Time’ detracts from its harrowing tale of virtue and vice.
