Admittedly, I was a little late to the k-pop craze. I knew a few BTS songs, and I understood the appeal — I just couldn’t picture sitting down and listening … Read More
Interesting places to “Visit” During COVID
Quirky Visits to Plan During Quarantine While we’re under quarantine and safer at home orders, it’s hard to find ways to keep ourselves occupied. Libraries are closed, museums are … Read More
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*Spoilers Ahead For “The Old Guard”* Describing this movie feels like a Stefon sketch of everything I want because this movie has everything: butch Charlize Theron, gay immortal power couple, … Read More
Something Different: How to Read Piano Sheet Music
How to Read Piano Sheet Music Before getting into the basics of how best you can read sheet music, we’ll try to make sure you have all the equipment you … Read More
Album Review: The Residents- Metal, Meat And Bone
In their five-decade career, the Residents have managed to release nearly 50+ albums- touring for nearly every one of them. From their bizarre nature to their mysterious identities, the Residents … Read More
Criterion Channel Picks – July 9th, 2020: “Contemporary Color” & more
Now playing on the Criterion Channel Welcome back, cinephiles. Here’s another batch of flicks to enjoy on the Criterion Channel site and app. Newly added: Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda (2017) One … Read More
Yet Another Social Media Platform At Risk
Yet Another Social Media Platform At Risk Social media goes through ebbs and flows with only a few ever remaining a constant, but there may be a big shake coming … Read More
“The Invisible Man” Director Leigh Whannell In Talks to Direct Ryan Gosling in “Wolf Man”
Happy birthday to me indeed. The previously announced Ryan Gosling-led “Wolfman” for Blumhouse may have found its director. Multiple sources this morning, including Deadline and the go-to horror site Blood … Read More
Album Review – The District, “You Know I’m Not Going Anywhere”
One of the positive things to come out of the recent lockdown is the opportunity it has presented to catch up on artists one may have slept on. One such … Read More
Mini Review: Mid-August Lunch
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Blu-Ray Announcement: The Criterion Collection Tribute to BRUCE LEE
BRUCE LEE: HIS GREATEST HITS SEVEN-DISC COLLECTOR’S SET FEATURES 5 KUNG-FU CLASSICS The Criterion Collection couldn’t be more excited to announce our tribute to the life and work of the … Read More
Rewatching 80s Movies in the Era of Cancel Culture
Rewatching 80s Movies in the Era of Cancel Culture If you haven’t heard, there is a lot of scrutiny over the messaging and content of classic movies right now. You … Read More
Review: BLACKPINK “How You Like That”
If you have a Twitter, you’ve seen one. Over the last few years, it’s become expected that a viral tweet will have replies full of k-pop idol videos. These focus … Read More
Video Game Review: Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated
Are ya ready kids? Spongbob Squarepants is back and rehydrated in this updated version of the 2003 hit! Get your Golden Spatulas and grab onto a fish hook as we … Read More