Album Review: “The Loneliest Time”
Carly Rae Jepsen moves beyond her bubblegum-pop roots on “The Loneliest Time,” but an inconsistent sound hampers the album as a whole. It’s
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A&E Halloween 2022 Picks
The spookiest time of the year is back for another night of tricks and treats, come read what movies, shows, and videos A&E
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episode 8
Just when things seem to be coming together, the show’s finale throws another storyline into the already-crowded mix. It feels like false advertising
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episodes 6-7
The penultimate episodes of Season 1 add interesting depth to Tokyo’s underworld, but too many new elements leave the show feeling unfocused. Ansel
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episodes 4-5
“Tokyo Vice” raises the stakes with shifting relationships, surprising backstories, and a potential gang war. When we last saw reporter Jake Adelstein (Ansel
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TV Review: “Tokyo Vice” – Episodes 1-3
Adapted from the memoir of the same name, HBO’s latest mystery series dives into Tokyo’s underworld with slow and steady precision. You’ve had
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Album Review: “Laurel Hell”
Mitski returns from a two-year hiatus with a moody synth-pop album that isn’t quite sure of its sound, but makes up for it
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Think Piece: Moonfall is the Silly, Self-Aware, Disaster Film We Need
Roland Emmerich has made his most ridiculous disaster film yet. It might just revitalize the genre. As “Spiderman: No Way Home” makes its
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Film Review: “Red Notice”
Neither remarkable nor terrible, “Red Notice” is a typical action-comedy buoyed by its charismatic talent. “Red Notice,” Netflix’s newest action-comedy from writer/director Rawson
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TV Review: “The Girl in the Woods”
“The Girl in the Woods” is a decent attempt at YA horror, but it ultimately fails to impress due to overused slang and
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