Arts
Inside the Fight to #SaveOurStages: Independent Venues Struggle to Survive the Pandemic Year
Over the past year, independent venues have faced unique challenges in surviving the pandemic. The venues that have survived are hanging by a thread, held on the other end by the support of their communities and the tenacity of their owners.
Custody or Captivity? Britney Spears and the Problem with California’s Conservatorship Laws
On Feb. 1, 2008, a California court handed over control of Britney Spears’ life and finances to her father, Jamie.
F9 Trailer Still
The trailer for the ninth installment of the “Fast & Furious” franchise is a perfect taste of everything a “Fast & Furious” movie should be.
‘Shiva Baby’ Review: A Horrifically Funny Masterpiece
Overall, “Shiva Baby” shows a bright future for new, queer stories in filmmaking. It’s an expertly directed portrait of an extended family and all the complexities, questions, and deceptions that come with it.
‘Meditations’ Review: An Ambient Music Album with Good Intentions by Sufjan Stevens
“Meditations” is a short album that provides a musical representation of grief.
Britney Spears Performance
Britney Spears performing at her Piece of Me residency in Las Vegas in 2014.
‘The Irregulars’ Review: Found Family in a Supernatural London
Though it’s clear from the beginning that the show is targeting an audience of young adults, it’s still enjoyable to watch for viewers of all ages and with any relationships to the original Sherlock Holmes series.
What to Expect From the GameStop Movies
After the buying of long positions, through which Redditors held onto the GameStop’s stock as hedge fund managers shorted it last month, Netflix, MGM, and HBO all optioned the rights to the “saga” for future movies and docuseries.
'Film Out' Review: BTS’ Japanese Singles Reign Supreme
BTS brought a powerful combination of melody and lyrics to fruition, giving their vocal prowess a chance to truly shine.
Top Five: The 27th SAG Awards Red Carpet’s Best Dressed Stars
These stars managed to deliver amazing looks even from home, setting the bar higher for the 28th SAG Awards next year.
‘Night in Paradise’ Review: A Gangster Film that Relies Too Much on Shock Value
Despite the masterful cinematography that elegantly captures the irony between the serene ocean view setting and the violent, gory shootouts, “Night in Paradise” scrambles to rely on its ghastly shock value to tell an otherwise dull story of Korean mobsters.
From Our Bookshelves: ‘Cemetery of Forgotten Books’ Series
A personal essay on the “Cemetery of Forgotten Books” series. Set in twentieth-century Barcelona, the novels weave through an intricate web of stories spanning generations.
‘The Stone Loves the World’ Review: Hall Proves the Power of Family
"The Stone Loves the World" is a charming, expansive, meandering novel that explores love and humanity through the binary of arts and sciences.
Music Video Breakdown: ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’
A story of queer repression, Lil Nas X plays with biblical references in “Montero (Call Me By Your Name),” while reclaimingownership of his identity as a gay man.
Trailer Breakdown: ‘Loki’
The newest trailer for “Loki” is as chaotic and intriguing as the beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe villain himself.