TV Review: “The Umbrella Academy”
“The Umbrella Academy” provides a fresh and heartfelt take on the superhero genre It is 2019, and I am sick of superhero movies.
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Film Review: “Lego Movie 2: The Second Part”
“The Lego Movie 2” builds a sequel with the same genuine heart and humor as its predecessor. Yes, the first “Lego Movie” was
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TV Review: “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo”
Marie Kondo “sparks joy” for viewers in her recent Netflix series. “Tidying Up” follows the typical home makeover structure. First, we meet the
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Film Review: “Bandersnatch”
“Bandersnatch” brings us a step closer to a long sought-after interactive experience, but fails to deliver much else. It’s either a sci-fi premise
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Film Review: “Solo: A Star Wars Story”
Heists, and starships, and Wookies — oh my! Each year a “galaxy far, far away” seems to get just a little bit bigger,
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San Diego Asian Film Festival 2018
You might pass all your midterms with an A, but still not have class. That’s why these martyrs of media have happily put
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Film Review: “The Dark Resurgence”
“The Dark Resurgence” brings a galaxy far, far away to a screen here on Earth. It’s a small event, but you certainly know
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Album Review: “Expectations” by Hayley Kiyoko
With soulful lyrics and addictive melody, Hayley Kiyoko surpasses all “Expectations” in her debut album. In a scene of tasteful refinery, Hayley Kiyoko
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Fall Out Boy: The Beginning of the End, or a Third Act?
No longer crusading to save rock and roll, Fall Out Boy has absconded with the genres of emo, punk, and pop to redefine
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Playing Catch-Up for Winter Break: A&E Edition
A&E brings you good tidings and cheer, along with a bevy of must-see films and ear-popping albums released in 2017. “Star Wars: The
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