Review: Rapper blackbear’s ‘digital druglord’ is an eclectic mix of styles
In a lot of ways, the diversity of sounds works.
Review: In ‘Fun Home,’ a beautiful balance between humor and heart
The Broadway hit arrived at National Theatre last week.
Film restorations make a place for the past in today’s movie landscape
Arrow Films and Shout! Factory show the importance of the re-release.
Review: Brad Paisley’s ‘Love and War’ shows limited growth
Featuring Timbaland, the album comments on the perils of the internet and treatment of U.S. veterans.
A trip to Whole Foods
The trials and tribulations of visiting the new store in Riverdale.
Review: Frank Iero and The Patience embrace the disillusioned at the Baltimore Soundstage
There’s a cozy sense of camaraderie that comes with being a fuck-up in a room full of fuck-ups.
Review: ‘Silicon Valley’ returns with a raucous fourth season
The rollercoaster that is one of HBO’s best comedies comes back in full force.
Review: PJ Harvey embraces the political on first Philadelphia show in over a decade
Harvey brought her urgent and political blues and punk songs to life with remarkable force.
Review: ‘Free Fire’ shoots straight
Director Ben Wheatley’s new film is violent, exciting and really good.
Review: ‘The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks’ tastefully avoids a ‘white savior’ narrative
HBO’s new film handles the story of Henrietta Lacks with delicacy.