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Longing for More FOB ‘Beauty’

A&ESarah S. Menendez -
The six-year wait for Fall Out Boy to return from hiatus was welcoming in 2013 with “Save Rock & Roll.” In relation to...

A Most Quiet Mob Film

A&EShannon Ho -
From its trailers, “A Most Violent Year” appears to be your typical 80s-New-York gangster film, resplendent with thick Brooklyn accents, a handsome well-to-do...

‘Passion’ Ignites the Claire Trevor School of Arts

A&ERyan Toves -
“To die loved, is to have lived.” A beautiful sentiment spoken by Fosca, a woman forgotten by society and fated to die. Trapped...

The Past Becomes Present with the PMJ

A&EShannon Ho -
In a complete stroke of genius, piano master and composer Scott Bradlee has done the impossible — he has made Iggy Azeala palatable....

Waterhouse POPs Off

A&ERachel Ann Cauilan -
Place yourself in the 1950s. A time period when rock ‘n’ roll meant grooving to toe-tapping rhythm and blues; when men donned thick-rimmed...

Another ‘Door’ Opens for LGBTQIA Awareness

A&EJanani Venkateswaran -
  Homosexuality, hate crimes, the loss of a loved one and its effects, are some of the central themes of the play “The Door”...

Cooper Snipes His Best Performance Yet

A&ERachel Ann Cauilan -
Firmly situated behind a rifle with feet planted, eyes peering through a narrow lens and finger carefully placed on a trigger, Navy SEAL...

Trainor’s ‘Title’ Offers a Solid Pop Throwback

A&ESana Aljilani -
Within the span of mere months, singer and songwriter, Meghan Trainor, has become one of pop music’s most promising stars. Her first single...

Guster’s Latest Lacks Consistent ‘Motion’

A&ETorrin Greathouse -
There are some albums that jump from your speakers from the very first second, to the very last. “Evermotion” by Boston’s alternative rock...

The ‘Uptown’ Throwback Extravaganza

A&EKatrina Yentch -
It’s been nearly four years since producer Mark Ronson, last released an album. 2010’s “Record Collection” was the epitome of sounds reflective of...

‘Selma’: The Battleground

A&ESri Ravipati -
Ava DuVernay’s “Selma” offers a powerful cinematic portrayal of one of the most important protests of the civil rights era. Nominated for four...

Spotlight on ‘The Balcony’

A&ETorrin Greathouse -
Welsh indie rock quartet, Catfish and the Bottlemen — their name comes from a homeless street-performer the vocalist, Van McCann, met as a...
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