While I’ll save the political commentary for the folks at the news desk, “Trial of the Chicago Seven” is an enormous feat of filmmaking from one of the industry’s best, perfectly released in the middle of a social, political and cultural moment unlike anything we’ve experienced in our lives beforehand.
Staff writers John Bildings and Dominic LeRose offer entertainment recommendations in their first installment of their new weekly column, "Are You Entertained?"
Fourteen years after his comedic hit “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan,” Sacha Baron Cohen returns in his grey suit to play Borat in “Borat 2,” officially titled “Borat: Subsequent Movie Film.”
With a love for his home state, Wisconsin native Justin Vernon is urging people to hit the polls with new voter initiative For Wisconsin.
Staff writer Johnny Bildings offers his commentary on the new season of 'Fargo,' which he suggests is off to a slow, confusing start.
Arts editor Emily Knepple offers a recap of what you might have missed this past week in the Arts world.
"Baby" by Samia Finnerty, a 23 year-old artist from New York, explores the inevitable challenges of your early twenties.
Staff writers John Bildings and Dominic LeRose offer entertainment recommendations in their first installment of their new weekly column, "Are You Entertained?"
With a little over a month until the season two premiere, Disney has finally dropped the highly-anticipated trailer for season two of "The Mandalorian."
"The Social Dilemma" features a strong bias on the social media argument and doesn’t allow the audience to form their own opinions.
Staff writers John Bildings and Dominic LeRose offer entertainment reccomendations in their first installment of their new weekly column, "Are You Entertained?"
With an affinity for online antics and a habit of stockpiling recordings, the (mostly) LA-based act, Vulfpeck, has been sufficiently busy this year, demonstrating they are prepared for pandemics to come.
With flawless direction, writing, and acting, "I May Destroy You" touches on the humanness of us all in the cultural context and stratosphere of the #MeToo movement.
It’s Monday, the seventh of September. While the rest of the United States relishes in the lazy morning slumber of Labor Day, Marc Rebillet starts a YouTube livestream recording a bongo loop in nothing but boxer briefs.
Staff writers John Bildings and Dominic LeRose offer entertainment reccomendations in their first installment of their new weekly column, "Are You Entertained?"
"I'm Thinking of Ending Things" is a pscyhologial thriller that lets insanity flourish.
While there are numerous feel-good films perfect for our time, Netflix’s latest drama, "The Devil All The Time," won’t serve as a mood-elevator.
The lingering imapcts of "Ready To Die" on hip-hop today are evident in current artists like Juice WRLD and Pop Smoke. Staff Writer Seamus Rohrer dives in to the album on during it's 26th anniversary month and offers commentary on Biggie Smalls' influence then and now.
When times get tougher, we could all use an escape — and reality TV might be the best one yet.
Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" finally hits theatres and it may be time I finally check myself into therapy.
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