‘Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams’ feeds humanity’s obsession with the future with well-known actors and philosophical ideas.
Arts, Music, Review
Lil Skies’ ‘Life of a Dark Rose’ Proves a Thorny Debut Album
Lil Skies released “Life of a Dark Rose” on Jan. 10, but the SoundCloud rapper’s debut album disappoints as it deviates from his striking clean-cut persona.
Arts, Music, Review
Maroon 5 Releases Snapchat Compilation in Lieu of ‘Wait’ Music Video
Maroon 5’s music video for “Wait” looked unedited and unprofessional as Levine toyed with various Snapchat filters around his house.
Review, Music, Arts
Anderson East Elicits Eloquence and Poise on Encore
Anderson East mixes genres and styles with his strong and emotional presence on his new album ‘Encore.’
Arts, Music, Review
Hendrix Recording of ‘Mannish Boy’ Uncovered, New Music from Troye Sivan and Justin Timberlake
New music from Justin Timberlake disappoints, Troye Sivan steps up to the plate, and Hendrix covers “Mannish Boy.”
Review, Music, Arts
Devin Dawson’s ‘Dark Horse’ Debut Rewrites the Rules of Country
Devin Dawson displays his lyrical expertise on his debut album, ‘Dark Horse.’
Arts, Music, Review
Camila Cabello Presents Strong Debut with Self-Titled Album
Camila Cabello’s debut album, titled ‘Camila’ features the talent of the artist, alongside hits like “Havana” and other high quality songs.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Black Mirror’ Season Four Retains Quality, Escalates Dread
Season four of ‘Black Mirror’ maintains the high level of quality and innovative ideas that the rest of the series has featured while increasing the existential thread viewers have come to expect.
Arts, Movies, Review
Gary Oldman Shines Bright in ‘Darkest Hour’
Gary Oldman has become Prime Minister Winston Churchill as he struggles to save the country and the continent from Axis Powers in the early years of World War II in ‘Darkest Hour’.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Downsizing’ Toys With Heavy Concepts but Buckles Under Its Own Weight
The newest film from director Alexander Payne, ‘Downsizing’, lacks narrative cohesion and a smooth transition between ideas.
