Album Review: Billy Raffoul Checks Into An “International Hotel”
Love is a global force, and seems to have a singular language. No matter what
Diandra Reviews
Reviewing The Entertainment World For The Light It Gives
Album Review: Aluna Is Having Her “Renaissance”
It happens in every young woman’s life, especially when she tips over the mid-twenties; we
Album Review: Galimatias Is A Renaissance Boy
Listening to Galimatias’ debut, Renaissance Boy, out August 28, I was transported. A cloud came
Album Review: Protoje Is In Search of Lost Time
As a Caribbean gal, I have to say Reggae is MY VIBE. It is a
Movie Review: The Personal History of David Copperfield Hit Me In My Feelings
Growing up, I never really saw my culture or nation’s heroes in academia. Pedro Albizu
Album Review: Angel Olsen Is A “Whole New Mess”
There is something dangerous about a dream come true. Somehow, the way reality strikes a
Album Review: Disclosure Are Coming With The “Energy”
Forget “mood” or “vibes!” Come with the ENERGY! Mood and vibes are for aesthetics and
TV Review: The Boys Return And Get Political
With Election Day, November 3, not coming SOON ENOUGH, it seems like politics are everywhere
Diandra Interviews Wafia: Remembering The Good Things That Matter
I can’t lie. I am a FAN of Wafia, and if you read my review,
Album Review: Wafia Makes You See The “Good Things” About Life
I remember seeing Wafia’s first show in New York, and feeling like this young woman
Album Review: Mulatto Is The Queen of Da Souf
In a week where every man from the depths of the ocean, including the sea
Album Review: Bryce Vine Has Problems
Bryce Vine has problems like everyone else, and his music is starting to reflect it.
Movie Review: Chemical Hearts Treats Teen Love Seriously
Usually, when I watch a romantic drama there is a core ingredient that never
Diandra Interviews Uptown Boyband: Making BAG$, Including EVERYONE
Do I love Uptown Boyband? Why yes I do! They are unique. ambitious, and have
Movie Review: Words On Bathroom Walls Is YA At Its Finest
In a time when we are discussing mental health even more, we have found ourselves