‘Please wake up’: Nothing is business as usual on the 1975’s new album
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By breaking tradition to spread this message, the band is shaking fans to attention, utilizing its platform to call for change.
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Bright Eyes reaches for dystopian grandeur on stoic ‘One and Done’
The song’s subject matter, combined with Oberst’s monotone delivery, creates a sense of claustrophobia and despair.
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‘Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl’ is no-frills delve into singer’s battle with music industry
“Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl,” directed by Amy Goldstein, paints Nash as nothing other than an ordinary girl with a love for music.
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Ben Platt gives genuine, soothing performance in ‘Ben Platt Live from Radio City Music Hall’
While Platt is commonly associated with the theatrics that come with being a Broadway performer, this final recorded concert highlights his individuality away from the grandeur of a Broadway stage.
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The divine softness of ‘Relaxing Old Footage With Joe Pera’
While waxing poetic about Austin Powers, Pera describes a town with only green stoplights — “fun to imagine, but in real life, fatal.”
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‘The Vast of Night’ is impressively crafted, if imperfect, ‘Twilight Zone’ homage
But even if it never quite escapes the trappings of its genre, “The Vast of Night” is still in many regards a respectable triumph of microbudget filmmaking.
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Mina Morita, director of ‘Snowflakes, or Rare White People,’ addresses changing production’s format
Part of this adaptation required overhauls and changes to the overall design of the show, which had once been modeled as a visually lively show, according to Morita.
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Noah Cyrus shows maturity, vulnerability in newest EP ‘The End of Everything’
If this EP is any indication, Cyrus will be carving a well-deserved place for herself in the music industry very soon.
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‘A moving canvas’: Contemporary art curator Abby Chen talks artistic healing, activism
Now the head of contemporary art at the SF Asian Art Museum, Chen remains passionate about serving this flourishing art scene.
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Jonas Brothers explore spectrum of love in dual single EP ‘XV’
The two starkly different singles prove that the Jonas Brothers are capable of releasing a set of summery songs that transport listeners to beaches and beyond.
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