7.0
A Most Violent Year Review
If all you know about this movie is the name and the fact that it’s set in New York in 1981– one of the…
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10.0
Damien Rice- My Favorite Faded Fantasy Review
Released in 2002, Damien Rice’s O was arguably among the most critically acclaimed debut albums ever released by a singer-songwriter. It also provided…
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The 10 Best TV Shows of 2014
Let’s address the elephant in the room right out of the gate, shall we? The notion of a Top 10 anything is not only…
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9.0
Wild Review
Based on Cheryl Strayed’s memoir of the same name, Wild tells the story of a woman who is thoroughly lost in life and decides…
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9.0
The Touré-Raichel Collective: The Paris Sessions Review
An Israeli Jew and a West African Muslim walk into an airport… It may sound like the opening line to a decidedly un-p.c….
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7.0
American Sniper Review
Clint Eastwood’s latest directorial effort tells the true story of US Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history (with…
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6.0
Unbroken Review
Angelina Jolie’s second directorial effort clearly aspires to be the sort of inspirational story of “Survival, Resilience and Redemption” that Oscar dreams are made…
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Dirty Daddy: Bob Saget Interview on Comedy, Tragedy & Growing Up
About 8 years ago, not long after The Aristocrats came out and re-ignited Bob Saget’s career, I had the good fortune of catching him…
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On The Road Again: Choir Vandals
Choir Vandals may be a fairly young band, but– for the second time in two years– they’re putting out a new EP and spending…
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9.0
Big Hero 6 Review
The rejuvenation of Walt Disney’s animation arm under Pixar founder John Lasseter (who became the Mouse House’s Chief Creative Officer in 2006) has been nothing…
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Finding Yourself: An Interview With Singer-Songwriter Eliot Bronson
We’re rooting for Eliot Bronson. First off, the guy is as humble and good-natured as anyone you’re likely to meet in the music business….
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8.0
Rebirth Brass Band: Move Your Body Review
Most people who visit New Orleans rarely venture beyond the French Quarter. But if you head north from the mighty Mississippi and cross over…
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INTERVIEW: Cary Elwes’ Princess Bride Book, As You Wish, Tells All
“Life is pain, highness: Anyone who tells you differently is selling something.” “Good night. Sleep well. I’ll most likely kill you in the morning.”…
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