Classic Album of the Week: The Smiths’ Debut Remains an Album to Fall in Love with All Over Again
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50 TV Shows You’d Be Crazy To Miss in 2019
We look at the returns, the premieres, and some beloved series' final bows coming this year.
Featured Stories
Classic Album of the Week: The Smiths’ Debut Remains an Album to Fall in Love with All Over Again
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Oscars 2019 Predictions: Who Will Win, Who Should Win
Ranking: Every Song by The Smiths from Worst to Best
Beyond the Boys’ Club: Ash Costello of New Years Day
The Tommyknockers Miniseries Should Be Blasted Into Space
News
- Prosecutors lay out criminal case against Jussie Smollett — and it reads like a movie plot
- Lizzo delivers gospel cover of Miley Cyrus and Mark Ronson’s “Nothing Breaks like a Heart”: Watch
- First official trailer for Jordan Peele’s The Twilight Zone reveals a ton of first footage: Watch
- Netflix renews The Haunting of Hill House as anthology series, shares new teaser trailer: Watch
- R.I.P. Peter Tork, founding member of The Monkees, has died at 77
- Corey Taylor: Imagine Dragons have replaced Nickelback as most hated band
Album Reviews
Classic Album of the Week: The Smiths’ Debut Remains an Album to Fall in Love with All Over Again
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Album Review: Candlemass Display Masterful Riffs on The Door to Doom
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Album Review: Overkill Continue Winning Streak with The Wings of War
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Album Review: Mykele Deville Shines Brightly Through the Darkness on Maintain
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Album Review: Dream Theater Capture Old Magic on Distance Over Time
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Film Reviews
Film Review: Fighting With My Family Wrestles Against Its Own Inauthenticity
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Film Review: How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Ends the Trilogy On a High Note
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Film Review: Dive Headfirst into the Uncanny Valley with Alita: Battle Angel
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Film Review: Everybody Knows Grips With Its Performances, Meanders With Its Story
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Film Review: Happy Death Day 2U Resets The Series Into a Delightful Sci-Fi Farce
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Videos
Fan Theories: Office Space’s Bill Lumbergh Wanted Initech Destroyed
How Jimi Hendrix’s “All Along the Watchtower” Came to Soundtrack the Vietnam War
Sole Kitchen: Tiny Moving Parts
20 Years Ago, Blade Made Comic Book Movies Credible (Video)
