The Torrance Art Museum’s newest exhibit, “Protest, noun” explores social injustices in the current political climate with artwork that affects viewers even after the exhibit is over. […]
“Glass,” with fascinating characters and a suspenseful plot, tackles a very interesting concept, but fell short when it came to executing it. […]
Mike Posner’s new album, “A Real Good Kid,” presents listeners with emotional depth, while getting deeply personal. […]
Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler’s exhibit “Flora” provides viewers with an explanation as to why the sculptor Flora Mayo was excluded from art history. […]
Heart-wrenching and emotional, “A Dog’s Way Home” is a must-see story about a dog’s journey to make it back home to her best friend. […]
The “B.A.T. State II” exhibit at The South Bay Contemporary SoLA Gallery in Los Angeles explores various styles of printmaking and provides artists with the chance to rebel against traditional rules seen throughout the printing business. […]
“The Upside,” although slightly cliche, succeeds in providing an entertaining, laugh-filled experience for viewers. […]
Keanu Reeves’ new film “Replicas” disappoints with an illogical plot and a lack of decent acting. […]
After a lot of excitiment on Instagram and Twitter, Bay Area artist Larry June released his second album of the year titled “Very Peaceful.” […]
“Instant Family,” although predictable, is a sweet, family-friendly story that leaves audiences feeling emotional. […]
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