“The Rage,” “Guatemala,” and “Walls” are all new singles this week.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Rampage’ Employs Lackluster Acting and Inferior Video Game Plot
‘Rampage’ is loosely based on an ’80s video game, but it does it no justice.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Truth or Dare’ Features Obnoxiously Dumb Students, Predictable Plot
‘Truth or Dare’ employs a lame plot revolving around stupid college kids and their bad decisions.
Arts, Music, Review
“ESSKEETIT” Glorifies Drugs and Money, Objectifies Women
In his new music video, Lil Pump brags about drug use and his massive amounts of money.
Review, Music, Arts
Breaking Benjamin’s Unoriginal ‘Ember’ Burns Out Quickly
Breaking Benjamin sticks to heavy metal genre norms of dreadful lyrics, demonic screams, and hell-crying guitar to deliver an average sixth album in ‘Ember.’
Arts, Review
‘America’ Dramatically Alters Thirty Seconds to Mars’ Sound
Thirty Seconds to Mars’ new album, ‘America,’ propels the band into a dramatically new kind of sound.
Movies, Arts, Music, Review
‘Elvis Presley: The Searcher’ Uncovers the King’s Early Days
HBO’s ‘Elvis Presley: The Searcher’ dives deeper into the Presley’s early days of soul searching and self-discovery to get to the heart of what made him the King.
Music, Review, Arts
Saba Grapples With Loss and Disillusionment on ‘Care For Me’
Saba’s new album, ‘Care For Me,’ deals with the various problems our current society faces.
Arts, Music, Review
“Okra,” “Driving,” and More in New Singles This Week
Tyler, the Creator, Poo Bear, and Grouper all have new singles this week.
Arts, Music, Review
Cardi B Breaks Out Bold Bangers on ‘Invasion of Privacy’
Cardi B stays true to herself with genuine lyrics about her seedy past and her signature bumping beats while also experimenting with new sounds on ‘Invasion of Privacy.’
