Film Review: Hearts Beat Loud Shows Young Or Old You Must Grow

Synopsis: In Red Hook, Brooklyn, a father and daughter become an unlikely songwriting duo in the last summer before she leaves for college. Sometimes, I…

Film Review: Ocean’s 8 Is Female Fun And I Am Grateful

SYNOPSIS: Debbie Ocean gathers an all-female crew to attempt an impossible heist at New York City’s yearly Met Gala. Sophisticatedly directed by Gary Ross, Ocean’s 8…

Concert Review: B. Miles Rocks Out At Bowery Ballroom

Categorically, B.Miles has been considered dream pop with flares of R&B. Her electro vibe has dominated her image as a chill artist with feel good,…

Album Review: Hilary Woods Takes A “Colt” To Desires

Hilary Woods’ Colt is simply too beautiful. I mentioned in my Sur Back review the power of haunting, and why so many, especially in terms…

Theatre Review: BenDeLaCreme’s Dante’s Inferno A Go-Go Is A Moral Show

I love BenDeLaCreme. The sweetheart of RuPaul’s Drag Race, I was excited to see her kindness, goofiness, and puntastic humor come into play at her…

Concert Review: VHS Collection Pop In To Mercury Lounge

If Mike and Eleven from Stranger Things ever deserved a soundtrack to their love, I nominate VHS Collection. Thanks to Gov Ball NYC, those that…

Album Review: Lily Allen Has “No Shame” And You Love It

In Lily Allen‘s No Shame breakdowns, breakups, and breakthroughs are lyrically abound. It is for this reason fans are going to ADORE No Shame; you…

Concert Review: Sur Back Goes Medieval In Baby’s All Right

Watching Sur Back’s medieval wear, I thought I was cosplaying. I was ready to grab a sword, elf ears, and speak Eldarin (#lordoftherings). Admittedly, it…

Concert Review: The Unlikely Candidates Get Your Vote At Mercury Lounge

When it comes to bands, the frontman, inevitably, becomes the star. Maybe, because, basically, he is the singer. You hear his voice resonate over your…

Album Review: Maps & Atlases’ Lightness Is Nothing New To Grief

After six years, Chicago indie rock band, Maps & Atlases return from their hiatus triumphant in Lightness Is Nothing New. The title of the record…

TV Review: The Handmaid’s Tale Confronts The Core Difference Between Men And Women

There have been MANY theories on what is the difference between men and women. From biological to spiritual, people run rampant on why the sexes…

Festival Preview: Greatest Day Ever Aims To Live Up To Its Name

Greatest Day Ever aims to blend EDM royalty with Hip Hop’s brightest stars over a Carnival Setting . Yet, Greatest Day Ever, on July 13…

Artist Close_Up: You Need To Keep Your Eyes On HoodCelebrityy

Born Tina Pinnock, the acclaimed Jamaican born/Bronx breakout star has WORKED hard to rise in the Dancehall game. Show after show, she has proven years…

Festival Preview: Ozy Fusion Fest Steps Up Its Game For 2018

I have been reviewing OZY Fusion fest since its very beginning, and I have to say I HAVE ALWAYS loved this festival. Similar to Vulture…

Concert Review: Shaed Blossom At A Garden Party

Playing for an intimate crowd, Shaed played a few of their hits and won the hearts of many. Amongst plants and flowers in bloom, they…