III Points 2019 Proves Art Should Never Be Easy
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
III Points 2019 Proves Art Should Never Be Easy
KAABOO Cayman Douses the Fyre with Flawless Debut
Fan Theories: Office Space’s Bill Lumbergh Wanted Initech Destroyed
45 Years Ago, KISS Launch a Legendary Career with Their Self-Titled Debut Album
TV Review: Lorena Takes a Necessary Second Look at the John Wayne Bobbitt Scandal
News
- Selina Meyer is a president for none in the trailer for Veep’s final season: Watch
- All of Marvel’s Netflix series have been cancelled, with Jessica Jones and The Punisher getting the axe
- Misfits’ Doyle: I have to do $50 meet-and-greets because fans are “stealing” music
- SZA proves she’s all that, covers Sixpence None the Richer’s “Kiss Me” at III Points: Watch
- Grand jury assembled in R Kelly investigation, indictment pending: Report
- Donald Trump calls SNL “the real collusion,” demands “retribution”
Album Reviews
Album Review: Julia Jacklin Rediscovers Herself on the Reflective Crushing
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Album Review: Methyl Ethel Bet on Themselves and Come Out Ahead on Triage
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Album of the Week: The Real Ariana Grande Arrives on the Authentic thank u, next
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Album Review: Bob Mould Burns Bright on Sunshine Rock
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Album Review: Mercury Rev Shine a Welcome Light on Bobbie Gentry’s The Delta Sweete Revisited
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Film Reviews
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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Film Review: Isn’t It Romantic Turns the Whole World Into a Romantic Comedy
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Classic Film Review: Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure Has Become Its Own Time Capsule
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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)
