There were many historic moments at the awards ceremony this year in Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater, with an overwhelming amount of wins from “The Big Four” of the night: “Hacks,” “Shogun,” “Baby Reindeer” and “The Bear.”
I have been listening to Sloan Struble, better known as Dayglow, for less than two years now. I remember the night I was up late talking to a friend, and when “Dear Friend,” came onto my Spotify playlist, every note and lyric resonated with me perfectly.
“Infinite Icon” shows significant growth as an artist for Hilton, especially when compared to her debut “Paris,” but is beleaguered by one major issue: Hilton is consistently the worst part of the whole production.
Despite its modernization, the film still has a classic energy-packed score and a slightly gory, gothic horror aesthetic at its core. It could not be more Burton.
Seeing so many newer and formerly underrated artists gain so much attention and putting out real, true pop music is exhilarating. Finally, we’re free from the curse of Chainsmokers-esque, EDM, Forever 21-sounding beats.
While fans have a right to appreciate an artist they enjoy, approaching them in the street isn’t necessarily OK, especially when the artist speaks out against it.
I am a firm believer that big releases are always more fun in a full theater. If there’s a new Marvel movie or something along those lines, I think it’s better to have that experience with a big group of people. Usually, there’s always at least one fun surprise or cameo, and it’s so much fun to hear how everyone around you reacts.
Even for those who aren’t big fans of these characters or Marvel as a whole, this film is a fun watch for everyone, and laughter is almost guaranteed. It’s one of the best Marvel films released since “Avengers: Endgame,” and it was most definitely worth the wait.
The primary motivation for fraternity members to learn to DJ is the thrill of playing new mixes, entertaining a crowd and spending time with their closest friends, rather than any monetary compensation.
“HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” does not disappoint. The songs are filled with so much build and emotion, and it’s clear that Eilish put her all into this album. It is most definitely a no-skip record.
I, like many others, went through a phase where I watched a lot of TikTok. During my hours of scrolling, mixed in with the many other videos on my feed, were these split-screen videos — half of the screen was taken up by some sort of ASMR video, and the other was filled by various scenes from “Young Sheldon.”
Like pretty much everything else Wiig has worked on, this show is hilarious. However, contrary to a lot of her previous work, this series is wrapped in layers upon layers of conflict and drama.
I was hesitant going into this film, but I’ll watch almost anything for Anne Hathaway. She can do no wrong. Plus, my Letterboxd mutuals had good things to say, so it couldn’t be that bad, right?
If you’re graduating, congratulations — I envy you. If you aren’t graduating, save this playlist. It’ll come in handy when the time comes.
Swift’s impact on the music industry is undeniable, but her impact on the world as a whole is significant, as well.
It’s been 35 years since “Field of Dreams” was first released to American audiences. It doesn’t ring any less important and impactful watching it today, even for my third and fourth times.
It took more than 18 months between its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival before the film was released to theater audiences. I’d been hearing about it for quite some time, and knew from the moment I first learned of it that I needed to see it.
The subscription model is the quickest way to lose fans who have stuck with Watcher since they left Buzzfeed. I would never pay any money to watch content I used to get for free.
The “Legally Blonde” musical, based on the 2001 film, is filled with drama and dance breaks that the Stage Left cast executed perfectly on the Wilks stage.
Over the past two years, we’ve seen a polished and happy side of Swift as she performed onstage in her series of sparkly outfits. Still, with her new double album, “The Tortured Poets Department” and “The Anthology,” which consists of 15 additional songs, Swifties get an inside look at what her life has been like behind the scenes through a whopping 31 tracks.