‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’ gives viewers more of what they loved about the first movie.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Big Mouth’ V-Day Special Bites Off More Than It Can Chew
Nick Kroll’s raunchy cartoon ‘Big Mouth’ returns with an ambitious—albeit off-putting— Valentine’s Day special.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘What is Democracy?’ Questions How We Govern Ourselves
Astra Taylor’s ‘What is Democracy?’ ponders the failures of our economic and political systems.
Arts, Music, Review
Billie Eilish Spooks in Haunting “Bury a Friend”
Billie Eilish incorporates typical horror tropes to create an unsettling video for “Bury a Friend.”
Arts, Television, Review
‘One Show Fits All’ Highlights Iglesias’ Personal Side
Gabriel Iglesias gets personal in his new Netflix Special ‘One Show Fits All.’
Arts, Music, Review
Lyonne, Poehler Drive Feminist ‘Russian Doll’ Forward
The Netflix original ‘Russian Doll’ is carried by the amazing skills of its lead actors.
Arts, Music, Review
Growing Pains Pummel FIDLAR’s ‘Almost Free’
Thematic disarray leaves FIDLAR’s ‘Almost Free,’ the surf rock band’s third studio album, feeling the pressure of growing pains.
Review, Arts
‘Slay the Spire’ Combines Luck, Skill for Gamers
MetaCrit’s ‘Slay the Spire’ provides gamers with the opportunity to combine luck and skill throughout gameplay.
Arts, Music, Review
Aminé is Too Cool for School in “BLACKJACK” Video
Aminé wreaks havoc in an uptight private school in his latest music video.
Review, Movies, Arts
Netflix’s ‘Polar’ is a Shallow Excuse for an Action Movie
Polar’s cheap attempts to shock and titillate with graphic imagery ultimately fail.
