Film Review: BATTLE OF THE SEXES Makes Me Proud To Be A Woman ( And Also Want To Play Tennis!)

Directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, Battle of The Sexes is the film you go see that leaves you pumped in and for humanity.…

TV Review: Why Are We So Obsessed With Jack’s Death On This Is Us (My Theory)

I am CONVINCED I know why I and so many are obsessed with how Jack ends, and it does not ALL have to do with…

Album Review: Triple J Radio’s Like A Version Is A MUST Album

I LOVE the compilation that is Triple J Radio’s Like A Version. When you gather some of the best artists of this generation to re-do…

Album Review: The Hype Lives In Hoodie Allen’s New York

Hoodie Allen IS a New Yorker, and his new album, The Hype, is a love letter to the sounds and souls you will encounter in…

Concert Review: Langhorne Slim Steals Hearts And Laughs At Bowery Ballroom

Langhorne Slim began his stellar Bowery Ballroom performance with a political statement. Well, it was a actually virtuous one, but it became political because the…

Album Review: Florist Flower You With “If Blue Could Be Happiness”

Florist is so MOOD music, I cannot even STAND IT! The trio have created soft-synth pop for every moment she wanted to feel so in…

Artist Close-Up: Gabrielle Shonk Brings Modern Blues In Self Titled Debut

Gabrielle Shonk is the feel good you tune in when feeling bad is turning you off. With a guitar in hand and a voice that…

Album Review: Torres’ Shows You The “Three Futures” of Life According To Joy

To Indulge or Deny? That is the desirous question? Torres’ new album, Three Futures, seems like a woman deciding to give in to the things…

Album Review: Wolf Alice Make Me Have “Visions of A Life” Better Than Today’s

If Wolf Alice is serving Visions of A Life then I am HERE FOR IT! The record is cross between Heaven and The Apocalypse; like…

Album Close-Up: Two Beats One Soul Reminds Why We Love The Caribbean

Now more than ever the Caribbean is in need of love. With hurricanes that have devastated my beloved Cuba and Puerto Rico, it is not…

Film Review: Justin Long In Literally Right Before Aaron Is All of Us Post Break-up

Synopsis: Still reeling from his breakup, Adam (Justin Long) is devastated when he learns that his ex (Cobie Smulders) is engaged. What’s worse is he’s…

Theatre Review: A Clockwork Orange Brings Relevance To Reformation

What is better? To be a bad person or a forced good one? In an world where discussion on “PC” natures are writhing in tension,…

Concert Review: Coast Modern Surf Through Love At Mercury Lounge

OOoooOOOOOOoOoO I LOOOOVVEEE Coast Modern’s sound. They remind of all those passionate love songs we sing when we are going through a break-up or even…

Jen Reviews: Soraia Confronts Your Inner Demons At Berlin NYC

Soraia brought out the spiritual exhaustion that inspires rock at Berlin NYC, and so perfectly plays to this time. With “Trumpito” on constant news over…

Artist Review: Hercules And The Love Affair’s Omnion Are The “Kiki” Album of The YEAR!

Hercules & The Love Affair might as well be a giant, KIKI session. Their newest record Omnion was made for the Vogue scene, and every…