Weezer’s new single, “Happy Hour,” blends lyrical and visual nonsense for a fun, bright, and good music video.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Only the Brave’ Honors Tragic Story of American Heroes
‘Only the Brave’ accurately and respectfully portrays the tragic story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots.
Arts, Music, Review
Noel Gallagher Flies Low with New Single “Holy Mountain”
Noel Gallagher and his High Flying Birds can’t get off the ground with their new and disappointing single, “Holy Mountain,” in preparation for their album ‘As You Were.’
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Snowman’ Melts into Puddle of Disappointment
‘The Snowman,’ based on the Jo Nesbo book of the same name, mixes crime, horror, and mystery into a terrible movie.
Arts, Television, Review
‘Mindhunter’ Investigates Psychology of Serial Killers and Viewer’s Obsessions
‘Mindhunter’ delves into the age of serial killers to comb their minds for motivation, while also discussing the obsession members of the public had for these murderers.
Movies, Arts, Review
‘Wind River’ Shows Brutality of Life on the Frontier
Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen team up to solve a gruesome murder on a Native American reservation.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘The Meyerowitz Stories’ Brings Hilarity to Family Dysfunction
Baumbach’s film uses flawed and sympathetic characters to entertain audiences with intellectual snobbery and family drama.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Spielberg’ Enlightens Viewers with Personal Portrait
HBO’s documentary delves into the life and works of the iconic Spielberg, and gives audiences a more personal perspective on the director’s work.
Arts, Movies, Review
Audiences Find Nothing to Celebrate in ‘Happy Death Day’
‘Happy Death Day’ leaves audiences with a bad taste after another clichéd horror flick.
Arts, Music, Review
Beck’s ‘Colors’ Picks Uplifting Pop Sound
The album features Beck in his danceable pop glory, creating a synesthetic blend of enigmatic lyrics and lively tracks.
