reviews
'I Like Movies' Tenderly Roasts Film Snobs
Directed by Chandler Levack
PUBLISHED Mar 6, 2023
The past year has seen a renewal in movies exploring a perennial theme the self-aggrandizing Hollywood machine has been pondering since the...
'SNL' Scored a Comedic Touchdown Thanks to Travis Kelce
March 4, 2023
PUBLISHED Mar 5, 2023
NFL star Travis Kelce was as enthused as any host could possibly be, with some acting chops to boot, and country pop singer Kelsea Ballerin...
Growth Isn't Always Pretty on slowthai's 'Ugly'
PUBLISHED Mar 3, 2023
slowthai's debut album Nothing Great About Britain was a frenzied capsule of disaffection and anger, one that tackled nationalist pride and...
'Creed III' Is a Knockout
Directed by Michael B. Jordan
PUBLISHED Mar 3, 2023
For those who worried a rock-solid franchise like Creed would have little else to say after two films (not to mention the entire Rocky seri...
Kali Uchis Unfurls on the Sensual, Lovestruck 'Red Moon in Venus'
PUBLISHED Mar 3, 2023
At this point, Kali Uchis has solidified herself as both pop juggernaut and high-fantasy storyteller — listen to the slow-boil smash hit "T...
Home Front Can't Be Beaten Down on 'Games of Power'
PUBLISHED Mar 2, 2023
Home Front's first album feels more like a lost classic than a modern debut, a thrilling convergence of eras that spans uplifting new wave,...
'Daisy Jones & the Six' Almost Makes Its Fictional Band Feel Real
Created by Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber
PUBLISHED Mar 2, 2023
Daisy Jones & the Six isn't just another TV show about a fictional band. We're all too familiar with the campy, feel-good storytelling of a...
'Return to Seoul' Is a Beautifully Chaotic Hunt for Home
Directed by Davy Chou
PUBLISHED Mar 2, 2023
Davy Chou's Return to Seoul dazzles with a melancholic and disconcerting portrayal of one reality of being an adoptee. When Freddie Benoît...