Arts
‘The Whistlers’ is a Romanian Take on the American Noir
Corneliu Poromboiu's 'The Whistlers' is a stylish, fast-paced romp that loses its way in an overly byzantine plot.
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Lady Gaga’s ‘Chromatica’ Basks in Dance-Pop Brilliance
Lady Gaga's 'Chromatica' brings dance-pop into dialogue with the trials and tribulations of contemporary life.
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‘Artemis Fowl’ Film Adaptation Falls Flat On Screen
The 'Artemis Fowl' film, based on the book series by Eoin Colfer, redefines its titular character and manipulates its original plot.
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In ‘Da 5 Bloods,’ Lee Depicts the Plight of the Black Soldier
Spike Lee draws parallels between history and current social unrest in his new film, 'Da 5 Bloods.'
Arts
Three Video Games for a Summer of Social Distancing
"Titanfall 2," "Deus Ex: Mankind Divided," and "Stellaris" are a gamer's gateway to passing the summer days in quarantine.
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‘Sea Fever’ Proves Timely with its Harrowing Tale
'Sea Fever' is relentlessly on edge and will leave you with goosebumps and the faint whistle of a distant foghorn, sounding to no avail.
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The 1975, James Blake, and More in Singles
The 1975 delivers signature 80s synth pop in "If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)," and Cautious Clay's R&B track fixates on love.
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Episode Two of ‘Oh Hello: The P’dcast’ Disappoints
Former arts editors Jacob Schick, Emily Himes, and Kaylie Ramirez, and former Editor-in-Chief Steven Everett review episode two of Oh Hello: The P'dca...
Arts
Joji Returns With Balladry and More in Singles
Joji's "Gimme Love" is heartfelt and vulnerable and Still Woozy and Bon Iver also release singles.
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Sufjan Stevens Veers Into the Unknown with ‘Aporia’
Sufjan Stevens' New Age-inspired 'Aporia' is a departure from his previous work, and perhaps a tad too adventurous for his generally open-minded fans.
