review: the kills’ “blood pressures”
By Cody Robinson on 11/12/2013 Four albums in, The Kills have finally hit their stride. American rock vixen Alison Mosshart and British indie rocker Jamie Hince team up to create […]
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review: nashville
By Stefanie Lee on 11/05/2012 I gave Nashville a shot for one reason: Connie Britton. She was the heart, soul, and hair of Friday Night Lights, and she took the idealized, stereotyped role of […]
review: argo
By Chris Robinson on 10/30/2012 Two years ago, Ben Affleck directed and starred in a critically acclaimed heist thriller based on real events. Set in a part of the world most Americans […]
review: waiting for superman
By Chris Robinson on 10/25/2012 The word “documentary” can sometimes mean boring. But Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) doesn’t know how to make a boring film – he is too passionate about […]
portrait of an artist: sofia
By Chris Robinson on 10/24/2012 Sofia Carmina Coppola’s film career started out as an unmitigated disaster. The year was 1990, and new Hollywood darling Winona Ryder was set to star as Mary […]
portrait of an artist: denzel
By Chris Robinson on 10/24/2012 When Denzel Hayes Washington, Jr. turned 14, his mother sent him away. Lynne, a hair stylist, and Denzel’s father Reverend Washington, a Pentecostal minister, were getting divorced, […]
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