Review: Documentary “LA Originals” suffers from rose-tint
“LA Originals” is a fascinating dive into Chicano art, but Director Estevan Oriol is too hesitant to tell the dark side of the story.
“LA Originals” is a fascinating dive into Chicano art, but Director Estevan Oriol is too hesitant to tell the dark side of the story.
Extraction”‘s actions sequences are exciting, but it’s lazy screenwriting and cliche plot fails to impress audiences.
Unfortunately, “Trolls World Tour” does not live up to the excitement that 2016’s “Trolls” brought.
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Sufjan Stevens’ instrumental album is anything like his usual genre of music — soft indie folk and baroque pop. But it’s not quite unexpected either.
While Grouplove sticks to its same techniques and sound, the band brings its listeners upbeat, catchy lyrics and dance-worthy songs.
“Lost Girls” is a grim but biting portrayal of a based-on-real-life story that follows a woman looking for her lost daughter.
Niall Horan, former member of the pop group One Direction, brings rock and pop influences to “Heartbreak Weather.”
Phantogram’s new album “Ceremony” draws on the life of singer Sarah Barthel, who lost her sister, Becky, to suicide.
R.A.P. Ferreira’s new album is filled with well-written lyrics and a new jazz sound. The rapper’s experimental style works to his benefit.
Returning from a four-year album hiatus, R&B icon The Weeknd has released his latest project, “After Hours.” From start to finish, The Weeknd uses an array of synthesizers, auto-tune and echo to complement emotional lyrics about different aspects of his complicated life.