The entire night, Williams commanded an intriguing and telling presence, in that the audience’s mood always felt mirrored to her own.
Comedy Central
Whenever something big happens today, I’ve come to expect there to be a “South Park” episode dedicated to ripping it apart with jokes.
Netflix
As extremist groups of all kinds continue to cause terror and fear all across the globe it is important now more then ever not to forget what happened in Cambodia in the ’70s.
I’m feeling the best I have in a while. I hope you are too, and if not, I recommend giving these songs a shot.
Stock
Here is a list of foods that I don’t think you should put in a can.
Foreign Family Collective
Seattle duo Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight’s spiky, otherworldly, chill planetary fuzz spins a fresh take on mainstream electronica’s comparatively boring, bass powered bumps
Sundance
Womanhood, and the women that do not heed its traditional call, are leading this season of “Top of the Lake,” giving space for interplay across multiple dynamics.
HBO
In an age when television content is over-saturated, a common viewing experience is almost as mythical as Khaleesi and her Dragons
HBO
Do we really need more stories about Italian mobsters, sex and the ‘70s?
Cushnie
Still a relatively juvenile designer, Brandon Maxwell is steadily establishing himself as one of New York’s coolest by consistently offering up well designed collections.
Everything Aronofsky does perpetuates the idea of “genius” as something that one man (always a man) achieves in a state of monomania, locked in his room, scribbling his masterpiece, riding the wave of adrenaline and the compulsion of God, the muses or innate and unmatchable skill.
Republic
When I listened — really listened — to the Avett Brothers that night, it was as if this whole new dimension of life just opened itself for me.
Paramount
There is something essential missing from the film — depth, profundity, something more challenging than allegory and violence.
Lionsgate
It’s not that 'American Assassin' is a bad movie. That’s about all that can be said for it, though.
Magnolia Pictures
'Whose Streets' doesn’t look away. It doesn’t flinch. It’s hard to watch at times, and that’s on purpose — this reality is anything but easy.
Courtesy of UMS
Thursday night, the Arthur Miller Theatre filled with students and Ann Arbor locals for the third show of “Every Brilliant Thing.”
The web of LGBTQ representation in the writing world is a tangled one.
Atlantic
If Lil Uzi Vert is setting the bar, rap today is having a very “post” moment.
OFF-WHITE
If you’re interested in picking up a pair of the sneakers, good luck.
Showtime
'Twin Peaks: The Return' may not have been the series audiences anticipated, but it is the series that delivered an appropriate, creatively rich conclusion.