Album Review: U.S. Girls Turns Life Into A Poem Unlimited
A poem is a metered verse meant to imagine and elaborate the essence of humanity.
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Film Review: The Boy Downstairs Steps Into Relationship Uncertainty
The Boy Downstairs proves that comedy is tragic. Zosia Mamet plays Diana who is incredibly
Artist Close-Up: Loma Create A Lyrical Dance With Darkness
If darkness could have a lyrical dance, it would be to Loma’s self-titled debut. You
Album Review: Fischerspooner Make You Call Your Nightlife “Sir”
Listening to Fischerspooner’s new album, Sir, is like walking into an NYC pop-art gallery. Each
Film Review: Three Reasons Marvel’s Black Panther Is Empowering Cinema
1) Beauty There is not one scene in Black Panther where I am not like,
Theatre Review: The Bench Makes You Acknowledge The Homeless
Synopsis: Based on true stories, The Bench, set in urban decay and rubble, explores the emotional heartbreak
TV Review: Here And Now Makes You Stay And Watch Humanity
Synopsis: On the surface, the Bayer-Boatwrights of Portland, Ore. are the model of a progressive,
Album Review: Palm’s Rock Island Sonically Imagines Boredom
Prepare for a VERY STRANGE REVIEW! Why? Because Palm’s Rock Island is an eclectic album,
Theatre Review: Porto Looks At How Women Look At Themselves
Porto, written by Kate Benson and magnificently directed by Lee Sunday Evans, is brilliant. The
Concert Review: Haunted Summer Animate Knitting Factory
Imagine if Donnie Darko made bedroom pop, and you would get Haunted Summer. Defined as
Concert Review: Cloud Castle Lake Make Life Feel Mythical
Sometimes, the things we think are against us are actually for us. Not every pain
Album Review: MGMT Brings Light To Our “Little Dark Age”
“YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”, is what I said as I heard MGMT’s newest album, Little Dark Age. Like
Concert Review: Why? Makes You Say How? Did We Get Here
When I went to Why?’s concert at Music Hall of Williamsburg, I did not know,
Concert Review: Brent Faiyaz Flirts With Love At Rough Trade NYC
Brent Faiyaz’s show at Rough Trade had to have been one of my all-time faves.
Film Review: Permission Asks If Sex Can Ever Be Solely An Experiment
Synopsis: Anna (Rebecca Hall) and Will (Dan Stevens), were each other’s first every-things: first