Cigarettes After Sex fails to evolve their sound and struggles to make any original observations on romance.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Women’s Driving School’ Documents Saudi Arabian Political Developments
‘Saudi Women’s Driving School’ follows Saudi Arabian women as they exercise their newfound right to drive in the Middle Eastern country.
Music, Review, Arts
The 1975, Santana, and More Release New Singles
The 1975 and Tyga, YG, and Santana released new singles this week, while Lizzo returned with an Ariana Grande remix of “Good As Hell.”
Arts, Music, Review
Gucci Mane Reflects on His Past on ‘Woptober II’
‘Woptober II’ turns away from Gucci Mane’s previous pop-heavy sound toward a darker ambience.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Watchmen’ Gets Off to a Rocky Start
The HBO adaptation of the 1986 comic book series of the same name suffers from lazy writing and an uneven tone.
Arts, Music, Review
BTS Gives Shout Out to Fanbase in ‘Make it Right’ Video
In its music video for “Make it Right,” Korean boy band BTS incorporates footage of fans and cutesy cartoons.
Arts, Music, Review
‘Lay Here With Me,’ ‘Harleys in Hawaii,’ and More in Singles
Maddie & Tae, Katy Perry, and Mt. Joy all released new singles this week.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Looking for Alaska,’ but Finding Only Tired Melodrama
Fans of John Green’s groundbreaking debut novel will be disappointed with Hulu’s shallow TV adaption.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Maleficient: Mistress of Evil’ Ramps up the Clichés
‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ is only the latest in a series of shameless cash grabs by big movie studios.
Arts, Music, Review
Foals Find Hope Amidst Political Turmoil on New Album
British band Foals combine potent, politically tinged lyrics with danceable beats on their new album, ‘Everything Not Saved Will be Lost.’
