‘Black Monday’ isn’t great as a comedy, but the storyline is strong, informational, and unique.
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‘Unbreakable’ Cast Powers Through Lackluster Ending
‘The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ spreads itself too thin in its final season, covering various topics including sexual assault.
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‘Serenity’ Balances Strong Acting with Mundane Ending
Matthew McConaughey’s solid acting carries ‘Serenity’s’ plot through the first half of the production.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ Redrafts Legend of King Arthur
Joe Cornish’s ‘The Kid Who Would Be King’ modernizes the classic Legend of King Arthur but lacks creativity.
Arts, Movies, Review
Netflix’s “Fyre” Documentary Sheds Light on Today’s Media Culture
Netflix’s ‘Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened’ gives a solid depiction of the festival’s downfall.
Arts, Music, Review
James Blake Explores Newfound Joy in ‘Assume Form’
James Blake’s new album marks an unexpected turn toward the optimistic for the typically gloomy singer.
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Pretentious, Pink “7 rings” Displays Grande’s Life of Luxury
Ariana Grande’s latest music video puts her unending wealth on display.
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‘The Punisher’ Returns in Full Force for Second Season
Marvel’s Netflix series ‘The Punisher’ returns for an adrenaline-filled second season.
Arts, Music, Review
Maggie Rogers Balances Folk and Electronic in Debut Album
The viral pop powerhouse brings emotional depth and unique influences to her debut album.
Arts, Music, Review
“One Man Band,” “7 rings,” and More in New Singles
Old Dominion, Ariana Grande, and Maren Morris all released new singles this week.
