Millie Bobby Brown’s Enola Holmes Challenges the Patriarchy with a Wink and a Smile: Review
Ranking: Every Martin Scorsese Film from Worst to Best
The 10 Heaviest Moments on Nirvana’s In Utero
The Return of the Living Dead Is Spooky, Midnight Fun
Artist of the Month Anjimile on Overcoming Addiction, the Power of Ancestry, and Being Black and Trans Under Trump
Artist of the Month Anjimile’s Giver Taker Is a Startlingly Beautiful Prayer to the Present: Review
B+
Napalm Death Emerge Victorious on Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism: Review
A-
Conway the Machine Keeps Grinding with Hard-Hitting From King to a GOD: Review
B+
YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s Top Hints at a Next Level: Review
C+
Marilyn Manson Masterfully Embraces His Influences on WE ARE CHAOS: Review
A-
Millie Bobby Brown’s Enola Holmes Challenges the Patriarchy with a Wink and a Smile: Review
B
Alone Is Cold, Rainy, and Muddy Survival Horror: Review
B+
Steve McQueen’s Lovers Rock Is a Reggae-Filled Celebration of Black Joy: NYFF Review
A-
Viggo Mortensen’s Falling Offers Repetition and Expletives, But No Payoff: TIFF Review
C
Antebellum’s Message Overshadows Its Story: Review
D+
Mastodon’s Brann Dailor Talks Medium Rarities, 30-Plus Songs for New Album, and More
Dee Snider on Why Lemmy May Have Been an Actual Angel
Mastodon’s Brann Dailor on New Bill & Ted Track “Rufus Lives”: We Wanted to “Tip the Hat” to George Carlin
Jack Osbourne Talks Ozzy Documentary, Ozzfest, Upcoming Biopic, and More
Luca Guadagnino’s We Are Who We Are Lingers on the Limbo of Adolescence: Review
HBO Max’s Raised by Wolves Is Astounding Science Fiction: Review
Amazon’s The Boys Returns Bigger, Bolder, and Bloodier in Season 2: Review
HBO’s Lovecraft Country Dusts Off the True Horrors of American History: Review
Disney Plus’ Muppets Now Survives on the Strength of Classic Characters: Review
LEGO Announces Baby Yoda Construction Set
Baroness Announce Stunning Picture-Disc Vinyl Editions of Red, Blue, and Yellow & Green
So, Japan Now Has a Life-Size Gundam Robot That Moves
SXSW 2021 Going Digital Due to the Ongoing Pandemic
R.I.P. Roy Head, 1960s Rocker Famous for “Treat Her Right” Dead at 79
Declan McKenna on Activism: “I’m a Pretty Hard-Lined Environmentalist”
The Return of the Living Dead Is Spooky, Midnight Fun
Kathleen Edwards on Why She Left Music for Coffee
Fright Night and The ‘Burbs Explore Suburban Paranoia
