REVIEW: Kehlani’s latest album seals its SWEETSEXYSAVAGE title
The Grammy-nominated singer gets personal with her latest solo project.
REVIEW: The Founder explores story of flawed McDonald’s founder
Concentrated on the strengths of this man who stole a business from others, The Founder explains McDonald’s founder Ray Croc’s success, engaging the audience to think for themselves if this triumph is extraordinary and worth revering. The movie begins in 1954, as Croc (Michael Keaton) is not yet an underlying force of fast food empire, […]
REVIEW: Bardonna adds to LA brunch scene
Formerly known as Groundwork Coffee, Bardonna took its place a couple weeks ago.
REVIEW: Acclaimed musical Amélie shines in Los Angeles
The musical cast of Amélie, A New Musical, adapted from the 2001 French film, performed their pre-broadway show at the Center Theater Group’s Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles.
REVIEW: Split thrills with its dark plot and horror
M. Night Shyamalan has had a mixed history in film. His career has seen many ups and downs, including commercial and critical hits (Signs and The Sixth Sense) as well as egregious missteps (The Last Airbender). After a few unsuccessful years, Shyamalan redeemed himself with the release of the 2015 film The Visit. The Visit, […]
REVIEW: Hopscotch in Concert redefines opera in live show
Hopscotch, the world’s first mobile opera performance, tells a unique tale of lovers burdened with the difficulties of life. Debuting at iconic Los Angeles sites since 2015, Hopscotch was performed in 24 cars that would travel through the city. There were eight scenic routes taken, each telling a different segment of the story. When a […]
REVIEW: DNCE delivers electrifying, eccentric performance
Best known for their triple platinum hit, “Cake by the Ocean,” DNCE entered the music industry as a four-person pop band, featuring Joe Jonas, JinJoo Lee, Cole Whittle and Jack Lawless.
REVIEW: Midori Matcha Cafe offers a variety of matcha foods
Hidden away in the heart of Little Tokyo, Los Angeles’ newest cafe comes with a tea twist. The bright atmosphere, friendly staff and open seating makes Midori Matcha both a fun place to visit for exploring tourists and a comfortable place to study in for hard-working students who need a little escape from campus. Midori […]
REVIEW: Netflix innovatively adapts A Series of Unfortunate Events
The show succeeds because it remains faithful to the novels in tone and content.
REVIEW: The xx expands music style in third studio album I See You
After four years of writing, recording and creating, the band complements their past songs with similar themes and lyrics while harnessing new and unexpected musical qualities.