Luke Combs’ new album lacks creativity or originality, erasing the path he paved for himself on his debut project.
Arts, Television, Review
‘End of the F***ing World’ Flops Despite High Expectations
Season Two of ‘The End of the F***ing World’ is underwhelming compared to the high expectations set by the first season.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Terminator’ Faces Unfortunate Fate in Latest Installment
‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ uses a lot of well-done CGI, but disappoints on the whole.
Music, Review, Arts
Transcendental Sound Explored on Cold War Kids’ New Album
‘New Age Norms 1,’ the newest album release from Cold War Kids, explores a new transcendental sound with nostalgic and contemporary influences.
Arts, Music, Review
Lambert Balances Humor and Introspection on ‘Wildcard’
On her latest album, Miranda Lambert employs humor and introspection to create an unprecedented sound.
Music, Arts, Review
Kanye West Praises God, But Mostly Himself, on ‘Jesus is King’
Kanye West unveils a new gospel sound, praising Christianity and conversion on ‘Jesus is King.’
Arts, Music, Review
Miranda Lambert, Tame Impala Release New Singles This Week
Miranda Lambert’s “Track Record,” Tame Impala “I Think It’s Time,” and Kane Brown’s “For My Daughter” were all new releases this week.
Arts, Music, Review
Earl Sweatshirt’s Eccentricity on Full Display in ‘EAST’
Rapper Earl Sweatshirt channels emotion and disillusion in an innovative and artistic new music video for his song “EAST.”
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Harriet’ Aptly Depicts Nuanced Courage of Tubman
Cynthia Ervio and Leslie Odom Jr. provide the emotional heart of ‘Harriet,’ a biopic that reinforces the legacy of Harriet Tubman.
Review, Music, Arts
Depression and Hope Analyzed in Rex Orange County’s ‘Pony’
Rex Orange County addresses his mental state on his latest album, ‘Pony.’
