Concert Review: Jade Novah’s Time Is NOW At S.O.B’s
There is no argument after the release of her debut, All Blue, Jade Novah’s time
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Diandra Interviews M.Rivers: From Champion Fighter To Champion Artist
Releasing his newest single, “Don’t Drink The Water”, M.Rivers is building that he is an
Concert Review: The Magic Numbers Are Teddy Bears At Mercury Lounge
As lead singer, Romeo Stodart, discussed how he believes his young son might be the
Concert Review: Chastity Pummels Life’s Comfort Zone At Baby’s All Right
At Baby’s All Right, Chastity felt religious. Each chord cried like a baby being born
Film Review: Puzzle Shows The Quiet Splendor In Everyone
Synopsis: PUZZLE is a closely observed portrait of Agnes, who has reached her early 40s
Film Review: Far From The Tree Shows The Fruit of Unconditional Love
Directed by Rachel Dretzin, Far From The Tree is a documentary based Andrew Solomon’s book
Concert Review: Three Pieces of Wisdom From The LAMC Conference
The LAMC conference, Latin Alternative Music Conference, is targeted towards the Latin American community to
Diandra Interviews Yungblud: Singing Optimism To An Ignored Generation
After listening to 21st Century Liability, Yungblud’s intelligence and optimism is infectious. Interviewing him and
Concert Review: Rich Homie Quan Is Rich As In Spirit At Gramercy
My fascination with Rich Homie Quan began in a The Therapist episode. There you saw
TV Review: Animal Kingdom Shows Some Families Should Not Stick Together
I love the Cody bros because I hate them. They are handsome, smart, loyal (when
Festival Review: The Greatest Day Ever Provides A Hip Hop Carnival
Split into two days, The Greatest Day Ever felt like one prolonged day, but it
Album Review: Meg Myers Transcends To “Take Me To The Disco”
Desire defines humanity, and Meg Myers’ Take Me To The Disco appeals to the darkness
Album Review: Luluc’s Sculptor Chisels Your Marbled Heart
Every track on Sculptor chisels off a piece of your heart and that feels hardened.
Diandra Interviews Oriel Poole: Being Open To Life’s Changing Paths
The scariest and most beautiful thing about life is that it changes. It is as
Concert Review: La Santa Cecilia Blesses S.O.B’s
Watching La Santa Cecilia, I realized what makes them special; they make us all feel