Four Films About Autism To Stream Instead Of Sia’s “Music”
In lieu of watching “Music,” here are two documentaries, a biopic and an animated short that use research, input, and inclusion to tell
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Arts & Entertainment
Anime Review: “Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe”
“Thus Spoke Rohan Kishibe” is a four-episode anime collection that will entertain “JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” fans — but not much else. “Thus Spoke
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Music Review: “Tyron”
On his second studio album, British rapper Slowthai delivers a package of emotions and experiences that only those who listen will receive. Following
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Film Review: Nomadland
In her third feature film, director Chloe Zhao blurs reality with fiction in her film about real-life American nomads. Equal parts documentary and
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TV Review: “Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist”
“Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist” reminds us of a timeless message: we are all in this together, regardless of age. What is it like when
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The Beginning of the Frank Ocean Mythos: “nostalgia, ULTRA” Revisited on its 10-Year Anniversary
Today, Frank Ocean is regarded as one of the defining artists of our generation. His two albums — “Channel Orange” and “Blonde” —
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Let’s Talk About It — “Malcolm & Marie”
Sam Levinson’s film “Malcolm & Marie” is the epitome of a white artist’s lack of racial awareness while utilizing racial commentary. The following
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Film Review: “To All the Boys: Always and Forever”
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever” closes the curtains on this Netflix adaptation series — let’s hope it never opens back up
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Album Review: “Still Good”
Breathy vocals disguise broken relationships in Lisa Remar’s promising debut EP “Still Good,” a collection of songs that tell a story of lost
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TV Review: “Fate: The Winx Saga”
“Fate: The Winx Saga,” the anticipated, aged-up adaptation of a beloved children’s cartoon, half-heartedly executes what at first seemed like a promising idea.
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