Michael Stuhlbarg in ‘Patriots.’ Photo Credit: Matthew Murphy. “Patriots,” starring Michael Stuhlbarg, is a new play that premiered on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre in New York. It was written by Peter Morgan, who […]
Guillermo Ivan in ‘6 Hours Away.’ Photo Courtesy of Rog Films. Actor Guillermo Ivan stars in the new action film “6 Hours Away,” which was released on April 19. Nicolás Di Blasi directed the movie […]
LAS VEGAS — The massive LED video screen that forms the interior surface of Sphere can be used to transport audiences to the tops of mountains, to outer space, to beneath the feet of an elephant […]
Sphere wants you to talk about Sphere and not the band. The world’s biggest LED screen makes for a pretty good music venue, and if you squint past the neon lights you can imagine how […]
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | More Platforms Last time on Stanning BTS, Kayla and Bethany dove into the first two episodes of HOPE ON THE STREET VOL. 1, the new docuseires that […]
Here come the sons. Sixty-two years after The Beatles released their debut single in the UK, 1962’s “Love Me Do,” as the first of many classic songs written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, their […]
Courtney Love’s Women (6 Music) | BBC SoundsKicking Back With the Cardiffians | BBC SoundsThe Belgrano Diary | London Review of BooksWord in Your Ear | Acast Sometimes it feels like we will never reach […]
When it comes to the fiercely political British director Ken Loach’s latest film, “The Old Oak,” a bit of classic Hollywood promotional language comes to mind: Ken Loach is “The Old Oak.” Because seemingly forever, […]
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Boys Noize has reworked Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross’ buzzing score for Luca Guadagnino’s new film Challengers into a 28 minute-long DJ set — and it’s astounding. Sequenced as one throbbing, hypnotic mix, the German-Iraqi […]
The first lines that greet viewers of Vera Drew’s gonzo new film, “The People’s Joker,” are a necessary disclaimer meant to assure audiences (and whatever legal departments at various corporations may be watching) that this […]
Michael Douglas, star of “Romancing the Stone,” “Fatal Attraction,” “The American President” and so much more, is not the actor one would think of as first in line to play portly, balding man on the […]
For a while, Vampire Weekend’s colorful sound evoked the cultural melting pot of New York City. Their Columbia University origin story, the disparate musical influences that included African percussion and classical harpsichord, the references to […]
At this point, Jeff Rosenstock is something of an indie rock folk hero. He’s the Dave Grohl of the underground, the Johnny Appleseed of DIY punk circles, touring the country and planting good vibes and […]
This Sunday the PBS British-import series “Masterpiece” brings to American audiences the four-part “Mr. Bates vs The Post Office,” which caused a sensation when it was broadcast in January in the U.K. The title suggests […]
“The First Omen,” as it happens, is neither the first “Omen” (1976’s half-loved horror hit) nor the first “Omen” reboot (a misbegotten 2006 attempt). It’s not even this spring’s first movie about nuns in trouble […]
Listen via Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | More Platforms It is finally here! BTS member j-hope is giving fans a deeper look into his world with his new documentary series, HOPE ON THE STREET […]
The impermanence of movies amid the rise of streaming services is a worrisome phenomenon. Online, a film can either completely vanish or be altered at the discretion of corporations. Only a physical copy can ensure […]
Until “The Zone of Interest” upended the way of doing things, a commonly flexed method of approaching a Holocaust story was to time-capsule its good-vs.-evil realities, treating the scenario as rife with complexity. Essentially, the […]
“Are you emotional? Do you want to dance?” Romy asked the eager crowd at Knockdown Center, the newly-renovated Queens venue on Friday, March 29th. The answer, of course, was yes — at “Club Mid Air,” […]
“Genres are a funny little concept, aren’t they?” says Black country star Linda Martell on “SPAGHETTII,” a track from Beyoncé’s audacious new album, COWBOY CARTER. “In theory, they have a simple definition that’s easy to […]