Kodak Black, Gucci Mane, and Rita Ora all released new singles this week.
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Sabrina Carpenter Channels Elle Woods in “Sue Me” Video
Sabrina Carpenter’s latest release, “Sue Me,” doesn’t compare to her 2017 track, “Why.”
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Latest ‘Narcos’ Installment is the Show’s High Point
‘Narcos: Mexico’ is gritty and intense, and fans of the original ‘Narcos’ series will definitely enjoy the new installment.
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Paak’s ‘Oxnard’ Lacks Thematic and Sonic Cohesion
Anderson Paak’s latest release, ‘Oxnard,’ isn’t consistent in sound or theme, and pushes the reader to absorb too much.
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‘Fantastic Beasts’ Sequel Covers Bare Plot With Magic of Wizarding World
‘Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald’ weaves a spell of nostalgia over the audience, covering up the lack of plot and too-numerous characters with magic.
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‘Ralph Breaks the Internet,’ Fun, Family-Friendly Feature
‘Ralph Breaks the Internet,’ the sequel to ‘Wreck-It Ralph,’ takes few risks but turns in a quality animated movie filled with jokes and engaging visuals.
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Just in Time For Veteran’s Day, ‘Medal of Honor’ Offers Gleams of Hope
Netflix’s latest docu-series ‘Medal of Honor’ follows safe documentary format but interrupts immersive entertainment value in the process.
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Welles’ ‘The Other Side of the Wind’ Considers ’70s and Cinema
Once lost, Orson Welles’ ‘The Other Side of the Wind’ comes to life project to restore the film the esteemed director could not complete in his lifetime.
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‘Boy Erased’ Highlights LGBTQ+ Community’s Struggle for Equality
‘Boy Erased’ spotlights the LGBTQ+ community’s struggle for acceptance through a poignant film starring Lucas Hedges and Nicole Kidman.
Review, Music, Arts
Imagine Dragons Lack Musical Cohesion on ‘Origins’
‘Origins,’ Imagine Dragons’ new album, is convoluted and mixes too many themes at once.
