Review: Japanese indie film ‘Perfect Days’ is everything that is human
A Japanese international film, a German director and a 1960s American rock-and-roll soundtrack. And somehow, it all works.
Perfect Days follows one of the most...
Review: 40 years since its release, ‘Born In The U.S.A.’ remains a rock masterpiece
Born In The U.S.A. was a huge hit upon its release in 1984, containing seven top-10 hit singles and propelling Bruce Springsteen to super-star...
Review: ‘Wall of Eyes’ reveals The Smile as a fresh and exciting ‘new’ group
Although The Smile has only released two albums, its three members are no musical newcomers.
Singer-songwriter Thom Yorke of Radiohead, along with his multi-instrumentalist-savant bandmate...
Review: Inaugural NAC Hip Hop Festival showcases urban retelling of ‘Oliver Twist’
WARNING: This article contains sensitive topics, such as substance abuse and sexual violence. Those in need of support can contact the Mental Health Crisis...
Review: ‘Yellowface’ deftly tackles identity and race in the publishing world
As R.F. Kuang explains in the Yellowface afterword, her 2023 novel is a “horror story.”
The conflict over a plagiarized manuscript may seem mundane compared...
