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REVIEW: “End of Watch” reminds viewers the duty of police officers
“End of Watch” is a refreshingly original take on the traditional “buddy cop” genre. Writer-director David Ayer,...
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MOVIE REVIEW: (500) Days of Summer the ultimate hipster movie, in a good way
Since last weekend’s Saturday Night Live, Joseph Gordon-Levitt has been on the mind of many. His career has been on the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bob Dylan’s ‘The Tempest’ puts lyrics, poetry at the fore
Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan’s new studio album, “The Tempest,” released Sept. 7, is his latest in a long line...
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Title Fight maintain roots yet evolve on “Floral Green”
Kingston, PA’s Title Fight have had a pretty big last few years, first releasing the compilation “The Last Thing...
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ALBUM REVIEW: 18 years later, Spice Girls still know how to ‘Spice Up Your Life’
Their debut single “Wannabe” was a number one hit in more than 30 countries in 1996. In 1998, they released a...
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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘That Thing You Do!’ a fun movie to watch with family, roommates
Tom Hanks has starred in a lot of great movies throughout his career. However, few realize his talents extend beyond acting...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hanson’s ‘Shout It Out’ stays true to Hanson spirit while offering unique sound
In 1997, a song was released that would change the world. It may have been a little bit incomprehensible. The gender of the...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Fisherking bring anger, honesty to new album “Ghost”
Lansing’s Fisherking has put out a record I can’t stop listening to. It’s hardcore punk to a T; singer...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lecrae’s “Gravity” combines faith with diverse artistry
“I pen songs for the perishin’ and the parishioners,” raps Lecrae on the title track of his sixth studio album “Gravity.” The...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Matchbox Twenty’s ‘North’ an alright comeback for the band
Matchbox Twenty’s latest album, “North,” comes after a five-year break from the recording studio and 2007’s...
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Homelife’s “Translation” a transparent, promising debut
Lansing, MI’s Homelife, who have been playing their brand of 90s emo-influenced punk rock since 2009, released their...
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ALBUM REVIEW: Justin Bieber’s “Believe” remains firmly in teen pop territory
It’s almost needless to say that most people willing to spend enough time forming a firm opinion on Justin Bieber and his...
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