Carly Rae Jepsen grows as an artist and a person in her new video for “Want You in My Room.”
Review, Television, Arts
‘1984’ Needs to Recognize Demands of Modern Horror Fans
So far, ‘American Horror Story: 1984’ is an improvement from the early episodes of the previous season, but needs to do more to captivate modern horror fans.
Arts, Television, Review
‘The I-Land’ is a Poor Imitation of ‘Lost’
Netflix’s ‘The I-Land’ is a cheesy rip-off of the cult TV show ‘Lost.’
Review, Music, Arts
‘The Git Up’ Video Blends Country and Modern Hip-Hop
Blanco Brown’s playful music video for his single “The Git Up” takes a page out of Lil Nas X’s book.
Arts, Music, Review
Green Day, Rex Orange County, and More Release Singles
Green Day and Rex Orange County released new singles this week, while Ariana Grande teamed up with Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey for the ‘Charlie’s Angels’ theme song “Don’t Call Me Angel.”
Arts, Review, Music
Miniseries ‘Unbelievable’ Realistically Presents True Plot
Netflix miniseries ‘Unbelievable’ illustrates a twisted true story honestly and understandably.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Tall Girl’ Promotes Superficial View of Self-Acceptance
The Netflix movie ‘Tall Girl’ tries to be bold by casting an unconventional lead, but it proves to be an uninspired, cookie cutter rom-com.
Review, Music, Arts
Charli XCX Champions Chaos on Candid Album
Despite featuring more than ten artists on her new album, ‘Charli,’ Charli XCX isn’t looking to top the charts. Instead, ‘Charli’ is more interested in vulnerability and introspection.
Movies, Review, Arts
‘Goldfinch’ Turns Epic Novel Into Epic Failure
‘The Goldfinch’ is paced awkwardly compared to the novel, and doesn’t allow for solid character depth or an engaging storyline.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Ad Astra’ Will Leave Audiences Spaced Out
‘Ad Astra’ boasts a star-studded cast and a massive budget, but its slow pacing will leave viewers unsatisfied.
