Tag: arts & entertainment
Broken pacing tarnishes “Unbroken”
Going into the theater with limited knowledge on the subject of the film, you might expect the typical World War II movie here, full...
Swift Musings: ‘Let’s Plays’ are the new arcades, and that’s a...
We’ve come a long way from playing “Pong” in the family room to keep busy until “Planet of the Apes” showed on channel four....
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: “Beach House” Review
At some point in time, all TV shows feature an episode that takes the characters out of their normal environment — for example, “Mixology...
“Secret of the Tomb” stretches tired concept
In another installment no one saw coming or particularly demanded, “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” seems to be the final movie...
Starbomb’s “Player Select” is sure to blow up
Starbomb seemed to appear out of nowhere last year, releasing a self-titled comedy album that quickly rose the charts on iTunes, and hitting the...
Amazon original series gives classical music the attention it deserves
Just in time for the holiday season, Amazon released season one of “Mozart in the Jungle” on their Prime streaming service. Though Netflix is...
Away From the Sprawl: Best of 2014
This is the year things got personal.
Maybe it’s my perception, (that’s what a column is supposed to be anyway, right? Right.) but more than...
A Mosaic of Melodies: Student vocalists put on a pleasant show...
The Voice Studio of Dr. Camelia Voin hosted a concert Friday night to showcase the talent of UCR students as well as a few...
Professor Charles Evered: An underdog of the arts
To Charles Evered, the story of the typical war veteran — and how veterans in general are treated once they return home — makes...
No better tomorrow for Wu-Tang Clan
After seven years and a handful of disagreements and reconciliations, it seems we’re finally getting “A Better Tomorrow,” what is rumored to be the...