“Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom” turns funky raps into frightening realities
Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer If De La Soul declared three to be the “magic number,” Cypress Hill saw it as witchcraft, moving them closer…
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“Megalopolis”: an amusing headache rather than an enlightenment piece
Dylan Masvidal | Staff Writer “What planet am I on? Is this truly Francis Ford Coppola’s swan song? Why does Shia LaBeouf have no eyebrows?” …
Ariana Grande’s Sixth Album, “Positions (Deluxe)” Reflects on Recent Engagement
Marina Alonzo/Staff Writer After announcing her engagement with real estate mogul Dalton Gomez in December, pop-singer-sensation Arianna Grande’s latest album, Positions, features several tracks which…
Nomadland is a Rough, Reflective Journey Through an Unknown American Lifestyle
Mathew Messa/Staff Writer Chloe Zhao gives a revelatory account of the lives of a community of nomads through a series of breathtaking landscapes and heartfelt…
John Legend’s “Bigger Love” Speaks Volumes About What the World Needs: Love
Katerina Rodriguez/Staff Writer On this culturally relevant and significant holiday, Juneteenth, John Legend released his sixth studio album, Bigger Love. The album cover speaks volumes…
Crisp visuals and cheesy sentimentally fill the Screen in Spielberg’s, ‘Ready Player One’
By Jose Gil “Ready Player One” is a nostalgic overload of the senses and an overall thrilling movie. It is a return to a time…
Guillermo del Toro-less sequel rises to the occasion
By Erik Jimenez 2013 was a rough year for blockbusters. A vast majority of them were poorly-executed, yet one film stood out of from crowd;…
Audiences free at last from terrible “Fifty Shades” series
By Erik Jimenez Free at last, free at last, thank God Almighty we are freed from “Fifty Shades of Grey” at last. For years, audiences with…
Horrifyingly horrid ghost film does disservice to actual house
By Erik Jimenez “Winchester” is bad. But that is to be expected from the Spierig Brothers whose previous film, “Jigsaw” (or Saw 8) was… well…
Quirky and disturbing best describe “The End of the F***ing World”
By Jose Gil We’ve all seen those romantic comedies where characters meet at a coffee shop or at a friend’s party – they fall in…
