By Brendan Nagle Power pop ace Chris Farren (formerly of Fake Problems) and DIY icon Jeff Rosenstock are perhaps as best-suited a
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By Brendan Nagle To listen back to The Smashing Pumpkins’ bizarre fourth album “Adore” is to hear a band at a crossroads.
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By Brendan Nagle & Ray Freedman “Roma” Streaming Dec. 14 Prolific filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón is back with a deeply personal film which
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By Brendan Nagle When I hear the phrase “golden hour” my first thought is of Terrence Malick’s 1978 masterpiece, “Days of Heaven.”
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By Brendan Nagle Like a guitar-wielding lovechild of The Blow and Regina Spektor, 20-year-old Sidney Gish crafts catchy lo-fi songs with wry,
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By Brendan Nagle Like so much of director John Carpenter’s work since 1978’s “Halloween,” “They Live” performed meagerly at the box office.
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By Brendan Nagle As far as consistency goes, not many ’90s bands can rival Superchunk. Most of their contemporaries called it quits years
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By Brendan Nagle Christine McPherson is brimming with contradiction. As a senior at an all-girls Catholic school in Sacramento, California, Christine (Saoirse
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By Brendan Nagle Thor: Ragnarok Seventeen films in, it’s easy to feel exhausted by the machine that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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By Brendan Nagle The Florida Project “The Florida Project” focuses on the residents of a place called the Magic Castle — but
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By Brendan Nagle Faces Places Agnés Varda describes herself as “a little old lady, pleasantly plump”; she is all of those things,
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