While Tears for Fears dominated the music scene in the 80’s, their new album ‘The Tipping Point’ provides them with a mediocre comeback.
Review, Arts
‘The Batman’ Entices Viewers With Exclusive Insight Into Beloved Hero
‘The Batman,’ Robert Pattinson’s debut as Batman, gives the viewer a look into the Gotham City hero’s brooding and unsure beginnings.
Arts, Review
Beach House’s Lyrics On ‘Once Twice Melody’ Fall Flat
Beach House’s album is beautiful sonically, but leaves the listener feeling unfulfilled with empty lyrics and a rather one-note album.
Arts, Review
Documentary ‘jeen-yuhs’ Shocks Fans with Vulnerability of Rap Star, Kanye West
Kanye West documentary ‘jeen-yuhs’ explored the vulnerable side of West throughout his journey to becoming the music icon he is today.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Worst Person in the World’ Captures Existential Crises of Youth
‘The Worst Person in the World’ decidedly explores the obstacles of youth and stunted temperament.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Uncharted’ Misses the Mark of What Makes Big-Budget Movies Fun
Newly-released ‘Uncharted’ does not reflect its long production process with its unengaging execution.
Review, Music, Arts
Eddie Vedder’s ‘Earthling’ Offers a Jumble of Perfect Road Trip Tunes
Eddie Vedder releases his new album, ‘Earthling’, experimenting with a range of reflective themes.
Arts, Music, Review
‘The Dream’ Tames Alternative Rock with alt-J’s Nostalgic Sound
Alt-J releases new album that evokes both nostalgia and absurdity, continuing their presence in alt rock.
Arts, Movies, Review
Latest Film of Beloved Prank Series Proves ‘Jackass’ Truly is Forever
After over a decade, the ‘Jackass’ troupe returns with explosive and new original stunts.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Euphoria’ Captivates With its Creativity Despite Mishandling Character Development
Although stunning visually and ambitious in plot, ‘Euphoria’ fails to give all characters development.
