My New Year’s resolution going into 2022 was to read more. Original, I know, but I haven’t read for fun since my sophomore year of high school.
An eclectic mix of artists and musical styles came to Columbus’s Schottenstein Center for Tyler, the Creator’s “Call Me If You Get Lost” stadium tour on Sunday, Feb. 27.
Two years ago, Mitski left her fans in shambles when she revealed that she was taking a hiatus.
Going into “The Batman,” I expected it to be an instant classic. With an all-star cast paired with the mastermind director Matt Reeves (“Dawn of the Planet of the Apes,” “Cloverfield”), things couldn’t have been set up more perfectly.
I tell all my friends that my favorite genre of music is country.
From the first words of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” season four, the titular character knows what she wants.
Billed as the biggest concert of the year, the Pepsi Super Bowl Halftime Show is as important to the media cycle of the Super Bowl as the game itself.
"Hot Hollywood Headlines" is the 14th episode of The Miami Student's entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos. This week, your hosts David and Sean discuss the latest headlines in the entertainment world from Encanto to Kanye West.
After seven years of work, “Training for Freedom,” a documentary highlighting Oxford’s involvement in the Freedom Summer of 1964, premiered on PBS Western Reserve on Valentine’s Day.
Jazmine Sullivan dropped the deluxe version of her critically-acclaimed album “Heaux Tales” a year after its initial release.
This show needs a new title.
So, what is it about Pete Davidson that’s so attractive, and what makes him different from other Hollywood ‘it’ guys? America loves an underdog.
“The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window.” Wow, that was a mouthful.
"The Death of the Author" is the 12th episode of The Miami Student's entertainment podcast, Pop Culture Convos. This week, the hosts discuss the concept of “The Death of the Author” in relation to controversial creators like Joss Whedon and J.K. Rowling.
When I first heard about Apple TV+, I thought, “Oh no, not another streaming service.”
It’s been a while since a Netflix project surprised me.
Ever since The Chainsmokers burst onto the EDM scene with their breakout singles, "Roses" and "Don't Let Me Down," the duo — Andrew Taggart and Alex Pall — have been twisting our perceptions of EDM, introducing us to weird but satisfying collaborations and production styles.
Since Aurora dropped the single “Exist for Love” nearly two years ago, I’ve patiently awaited the Norwegian pop star’s next album.
I had hoped that “Emily in Paris” would change its tone in season two from the arrogant main character who knows nothing about the country or culture she works in. Lily Collins must have signed away her dignity with the renewal of this show for two more seasons.
I wasn’t as impressed with this season premiere as I was the first time I watched “The Mandalorian,” but I’m ready to be surprised with where this story goes.