The new film from French writer-director Claire Denis — here with her first fully English-language feature film — readily signals her reputation as a provocateur. Now, as a female director in her 70s, I almost want to individually — ignoring the film’s merits for a moment — applaud her for m…
There are films that entertain, that transport you into a different world and allow you to tag along for the wild ride, and there are films that awaken something in your heart and soul, delivering you into a kingdom of replete humanism and thought-provoking stories operating in either traged…
A tale close to home, “The Act” is a fictionalized story inspired by Gypsy Rose Blanchard and the murder of her mother Dee Dee. As a lot of you might know, Gypsy Rose was a Springfield resident in 2015. Once upon a time, Gypsy met a man online and they fell in love, and did a bunch of gross …
Lil Nas X’s hit “Old Town Road” sliced its way through the Tik Tok-verse as a groovy meme, but when the man, the myth, the legend was removed from the Billboard Top 100 spot for not being “real country,” Billy Ray Cyrus hopped on the remix with a fresh voice and even fresher production accom…
"Therefore, thus says the Lord, ‘Behold I am bringing disaster on them which they will not be able to escape; though they will cry to Me, yet I will not listen to them.’”
In this review, Cole reviews a movie about art reviewers, gets pretentious and talks in the third person. Welcome to this week’s review of “Velvet Buzzsaw.”
Like myself, those crazy enough to wrangle a film-related degree in the cavernous halls of Missouri State University will have no doubt had the pleasure of partaking in one of Timothy White’s film courses.
After five years of silence, the long-awaited return of Hozier is upon us. Since his debut album “Hozier” and its success, specifically “Take Me to Church,” he has only released an EP in 2018 with songs that reappear on his latest album “Wasteland, Baby!”
Writer-director David Lynch’s “Inland Empire” is the best movie I’ll probably never watch again, or at the very least, not for a long time so the slow passing of time will later reveal new things in the fragmentary blur that Lynch produced here.
SeeYouSpaceCowboy is a metalcore band which formed in 2016 and has been steadily releasing bits of music since. The band recently decided to combine those bits and pieces into an impressive debut album titled “Songs for the Firing Squad.”
