reviews
Sundance Review: 'When You Finish Saving the World' Is a Fair but Forgettable Debut
Directed by Jesse Eisenberg
PUBLISHED Jan 24, 2022
The disconnect between parent and child is particularly obvious in the digital age. Jesse Eisenberg, in his feature debut as writer-directo...
Sundance Review: Indigenous History Gloriously Comes to Life with VR in 'This Is Not a Ceremony'
Directed by Ahnahktsipiitaa
PUBLISHED Jan 24, 2022
As part of the New Frontiers program at Sundance this year, Indigenous Canadian artist Ahnahktsipiitaa (Colin Van Loon) premiered his lates...
Saturday Night Live: Will Forte & Måneskin
January 22, 2022
PUBLISHED Jan 23, 2022
One of the last cast members from a classic roster to finally host an episode, Will Forte was predictably great in everything he was in and...
'Definition Please' Reimagines How South Asian Americans Are Portrayed Onscreen
Directed by Sujata Day
PUBLISHED Jan 21, 2022
The cure for especially dry feet is this: before bed, rub them with Vaseline, then put on a pair of woolly socks. This is what Jaya (Anna K...
Comeback Kid Relish the Challenge of Moving Forward on 'Heavy Steps'
PUBLISHED Jan 20, 2022
Comeback Kid continue to propel forward. The collective have navigated side projects, lineup changes and a pandemic to boot since their deb...
Les Louanges Drives His Sound in Many Directions but Doesn't 'Crash'
PUBLISHED Jan 20, 2022
The refreshing funkiness and relatable lyrical content of La nuit est une panthère, the 2018 debut album by Vincent Roberge's Les Louanges...
Tanya Tagaq Leaves Little Unsaid on 'Tongues'
PUBLISHED Jan 19, 2022
Inuk musician, author, painter, activist and mother Tanya Tagaq was not raised on the several-thousand-year-old art of throat singing. Afte...
Earl Sweatshirt's Resilience Is the Remedy on 'SICK!'
PUBLISHED Jan 18, 2022
Opening new album SICK!, Earl Sweatshirt exhibits a creative clarity his music has eschewed in recent years. On first track "Old Friend" —...