The second season of “Orange is the New Black” is interesting because it does not excessively focus on Piper Chapman’s (Taylor Schilling) issues with her love triangle, but it also gives ample and interesting flashbacks on significant characters, and it contains new internal conflicts that give the show a fresh feel. […]
50 Cent’s new album, “Animal Ambition,” is his first studio album since splitting with his record label and his first full-length record in five years. 50 Cent incorporates various catchy old school beats, but fails to blend them with the appropriate tune and lyrics. Although a few of the tracks are promising, 50 Cent lacks the ability to expand and experiment, ultimately creating a dull and flawed album. […]
With genres ranging from horror to action to comedy, the summer of 2014 will provide a diverse and promising range of films that will cater to all audiences. […]
“The Fault in Our Stars” is perfectly cast, contains a heart-wrenching plot and is well-directed by Josh Boone, holding the audience’s attention for the duration of the movie. In addition, the unique cinematography used in the film immediately captivates the audience through eclectic angles and effects. However, the details of the plotline could be improved upon to make the story more cohesive. […]
“Edge of Tomorrow,” directed by Doug Liman, combines brilliant visuals and inspiring acting with a creative plot, resulting in one of the most exciting sci-fi films to come around.
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Artist Helen Pashigian absorbs even the brightest of viewers at her newest Los Angleles County Museum of Art exhibit, “Light Invisible,” which consists of an almost entirely pitch-black room lit by a dozen acrylic luminescent pillars. […]
Hoodie Allen’s show at the Roxy Theater in Los Angeles on May 30 was overflowing with personality. Allen gave a well-executed performance that was complemented by a welcoming atmosphere. Hoodie provided energy by interacting with his guitarist, bassist, drummer and DJ in addition to becoming involved with the crowd. […]
Mars’ performance at the Hollywood Bowl on May 31 delivered with captivating vocals, thoughtful and varied song choices and stunning special effects. Better yet, the artist showcased his raw talent not only as a singer, but a dancer and musician as well. […]
Director Kelly Reichardt creates a film to illustrate how even people who have best interests in their ideas, cause pain in the world and in others lives. This film is vapid, contains no humor, and lacks character emotion. Reichardt uses a very picturesque setting, a talented yet disappointing cast, and a very bland storyline, to create a horrendous film.
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McFarlane’s newest film, of which he directed, co-wrote, and produced, “A Million Ways to Die in the West” is filled with crude and raunchy humor and passionate acting. However a predictable plot that is tinged with a bit of racist undertones hinders the film’s success. […]
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