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. […]
“Sheezus” is overwhelmingly pop as Allen has strayed from her cool catchy persona. The boring new sound is unsatisfactory due to lack of depth and tremendous style change for Allen. She deprives Allen fans of her original style. […]
“Southsiders” is an exciting new album that combines awesome beats, honest lyrics, and a variety of instruments to bring together a smooth sounding album that inspires and excites. […]
The film Moms’ Nights Out, with its immature plot and lazy character development leaves viewers confused and lost. Despite having decent acting and an adequate script, the disconnect with the viewers overshadows all positive aspects.
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The band’s most recent show in Los Angeles took place at the Staples Center on December 4th, and it was full of sights and sounds to behold. The concert was ultimately astounding with being performed, the smooth transitions in between songs, and the inclusion of an improvisation section.
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As confusing as the plot is, the movie does a quality job of clarifying it. The film is dark and scary which makes it seem like a horror film but it never succeeds in frightening the viewer. The suspense in this movie is exhilarating and the movie seems extremely predictable but ends up falsifying any prior ideas.
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Directed by Steven Brill, “Walk of Shame” leaves viewers unsatisfied by the incoherent plot, mediocre acting, and dense jokes that plague the film. Although the film has its comical moments, it doesn’t make up for the overrated theme and the overly used puns. […]
Recently opened in May, the Fish Shop Hermosa Beach is one of the newest restaurants in Hermosa that is bringing a new style of service, as well as food, to the South Bay. […]
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