Film Review: Annihilation Is A Strange Beauty That Weirds You Out
You ever see a movie, and you do not know whether you loved or hated
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Album Review: Anna McClellan Shows The Struggle Between “Yes And No”
Anns McClellan feels like another sentimental soldier in the army of artists trying to sincerely
Album Review: Totally Mild Analyze Self- Destruction In Her
Sometimes, we self-destruct because we are addicted to discomfort. Being “okay” seems too boring, and
Album Review: Charlotte Day Wilson Shows Strength In Stone Woman
A stone can be thrown, tossed, kicked, and completely ignored. It lives as one of
Album Review: Lo Moon’s Debut Is A Romance Fantasy
It is hard to believe that Lo Moon is making their debut. They are one
Album Review: FRIGS Make You Analyze Your “Basic Behavior”
You always hear that the best thing you can give someone is the truth. Whether
Artist Close-Up: The Britanys Are The Cool Future of Rock
When I was told to check out The Britanys at the East Ukrainian Village Restaurant,
Theater Review: Party Face Leaves You Smashed With Good Laughs
You would not think a group of family and friends uniting after one of them
Concert Review: The Brevet Make Rock N’ Roll Hope At Bowery
It is hard not to compare artists, especially since we all inspire each other. Watching
Film Review: Red Sparrow Soars In Displaying The U.S. VS Russia Saga
SYNOPSIS: Prima ballerina Dominika Egorova faces a bleak and uncertain future after she suffers an injury
Concert Review: Ruth B Turns LPR Into An Empowering Safe Haven
I always say that time makes an artist grow because art connects to a person’s
Concert Review: Billy Raffoul Is A Millennial Springsteen At Irving Plaza
Billy! Billy! Billy! That is the name my mind repeated as Billy Raffoul gleefully shattered
Concert Review: Homeshake Calms Love At Market Hotel
Similar to The Standard, Market Hotel feels like you are in someone’s nice apartment, especially
Theatre Review: Cardinal Questions Whether Good Business Is Right?
Gentrification, “white flight”, classism, and racism seemingly define how money and people move throughout American
Artist Close-Up: Calamity The Kid Play With Alternative Pop
Calamity The Kid are an LA trio aiming to bring an ornate, indie rock style