It wouldn’t be the Eurovision Song Contest without a dollop of controversy, and that’s exactly what one of Madonna’s song choices have created even before the event has begun. The … Read More
Movie Review: “Diane” is a perfect showcase for Mary Kay Place
The Big Chill star is Diane, a woman hiding from herself. Diane is the kind of quiet gem that doesn’t get made (or seen) very much in the current movie landscape. … Read More
Concert Review: Greyson Chance Live in Los Angeles #PortraitsTour
You might remember Greyson Chance as the kid who covered a Lady Gaga song and got a record deal from Ellen. That is true. But, that is not who Greyson … Read More
Shout Factory March Releases: Warning Sign, The Witches, Someone to Watch Over Me, Legally Blonde Collection, Clovehitch Killer, Kalifornia
Warning Sign Synopsis from the Press Release: In the rolling Utah countryside, a small town is host to a fortress-like research facility, which the townspeople believe is developing new advancements … Read More
VAULT Festival 2019 Wrap Up, Awards
VAULT Festival 2019 The VAULT Festival 2019 has wrapped, and if you UK residents or visitors didn’t get a chance to stop in, really, next year, you must. This collection … Read More
The Top Reasons 2019 Is Going to Be Amazing for Pop Culture
We sailed through the year 2018 hoping against hope that 2019 will have some really exciting things in store for us! And yes, 2019 might be kind of awesome for … Read More
#SXSW ‘Tales from the Lodge’: Horror Marred by Homophobic Stereotypes
Tales From the Lodge Note: this piece is not a standard review of the film ‘Tales from the Lodge’, but a criticism leveled at the industry mechanism that allowed this … Read More
Interview: Michael Bublé Leans in with Love and Laughter by Allison Kugel
Michael Bublé Leans in with Love and Laughter By Allison Kugel Michael Bublé’s first order of business when we began our conversation was to immediately put me at ease around his … Read More
Theatre Review: Richard II
Richard II Seems very few theatre companies, anywhere in the world, present Shakespeare the way audiences would have enjoyed it back in the day – openair theatre, local white men, … Read More
Eye On Disc: New Releases Feb/March!
Hey, I love physical media, that’s no secret, so I wanted to start a new feature where I highlight some upcoming or recent releases on which you might want to … Read More
Save Time & Money: Make Logos with Logo Maker
Save Time & Money: Make Logos with Logo Maker Whenever it comes to making a striking logo, we think that only the ones with designing expertise or who know Photoshop … Read More
Musical Review: Cats at the Hollywood Pantages
CATS CATS at the Pantages has all-new lighting design by Natasha Katz (Aladdin), all-new sound design by Mick Potter, new choreography by Andy Blankenbuehler (Hamilton) based on the original choreography … Read More
The Oscars Winners and Losers
Oscars 2019 Depending on who you ask, this year’s Academy Awards was full of surprises with upsets all over the board. You’ve seen our post about which film the staff … Read More
Theatre Review: Rattled
Review: Rattled Rachel Harper is a force of nature in Rattled. Barely taking a breath, Harper performs an intense and personal monologue as Emma, a young woman we meet having … Read More