Red (Taylor’s Version) finally allows Swift to tell more of her story, culminating in a 10-minute masterpiece that propels her storytelling to another level.
While experiencing a myriad of bugs upon launch, cozy fishing simulator Moonglow Bay is filled with potential.
A small, low-energy bar was no match for the eclectic sounds of indie rock-revival band Silk Stranger.
As their career kicks into high gear, Slow Pulp’s hometown show didn’t disappoint.
In front of a breathtaking light show, Sylvan Esso and Lido Pimienta bring an otherworldly performance to the Sylvee the Friday before Halloween.
As new movies are being released onto streaming services, instead of in theaters, people’s willingness to leave their homes to attend the cinema has been affected.
There was not a single ounce of stress felt at TV Girl’s show, just the opportunity to listen to great music in a small venue while ignoring everything else happening outside in the rain.
Deryk G and Godly the Ruler brought two distinct musical styles to Rathskeller on Halloweekend.
The Stardew Valley Developer announced his new venture Thursday.
“Dune” excels in the picturesque but makes sacrifices in the narrative.
Lots of people are rediscovering “The Parent Trap” — and it’s the perfect time to rewatch it.
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has long been an admirer of outer space, and this fascination for space forms the thematic bedrock of the album.
Hugo Pierre Leclercq, better known by his stage name Madeon, performed at the Sylvee Theater on Thursday, September 30 as part of his “Good Faith Live” Tour.
Summer Salt brought smiles to the Majestic, where they charmed the crowd with beachy songs and energetic guitar solos.
Netflix’s “Squid Game” offers commentary on wealth disparities and other societal ills through flawless filmmaking.
Julien Baker captivated the Majestic with her confessional songs elevated by a full band.
Season 3 of “Sex Education” is perhaps its wildest installment yet.
This blockbuster debut album matches its eclecticism and broad emotional range with high-quality hooks throughout — and all with the rapper’s sexuality front and center.
Despite xenophobia and the struggles of the COVID-19 pandemic, "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” allows Asian Americans to feel a sense of community for 132 minutes.
With roses wrapped on microphone stands and a sweet, cloud-filled blue sky backdrop, Waxahatchee took the stage at the east side venue.
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