Despite the criticism the festival faces for its high prices and popularity among the rich and famous, Coachella remains a weekend to escape into the world of music. Its laid-back atmosphere and wide array of artists solidify the musical journey as an item necessary for any music lover’s bucket list. […]
Although the overall setting of “The Ring and the Crown” is seemingly interesting, it only results in an unexplored good idea. The rest of the book, specifically both plot and character development, is lacking and repetitive.
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The riff that kicks off “Going to Hell,” the Pretty Reckless’s latest studio album, is as captivating and bold as the album’s brazen title. The entire album proves to be equally engaging and moving. […]
“Love Death Immortality” is the sophomoric effort of electronic music trio, the Glitch Mob. High expectations come from fans and critics impressed by their debut, curious to see the follow up. Unfortunately the album is derivative and repetitive, failing to emulate the uniqueness of the first album.
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Director Peter Berg’s “Lone Survivor” is an exceptional war film, fast and action-packed. It also does a great job in depicting the enormity of war along with a few short, but gory scenes, which adds to the realism of the movie, although there were some unrealistic scenes as well.
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“Pompeii” is filled with non-stop action, passionate romance, and thrilling suspense. Although this film is ample, it has an underdeveloped screenplay, but the director does a great job of choosing a well-rounded cast, whose acting is exceptional, drawing the audience more into the film. […]
Through a huge winter storm, the disney animated characters of “Frozen” directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee have to conquer hardships with the help of true love. […]
“300: Rise of an Empire” is based on the wars between the Greeks and the Persians in 499 BC. The majority of the scenes take place on the battlefields in Greece. The wars that actually did happen in history are portrayed well throughout the film including the hundreds of thousands of deaths that occurred
“300: Rise of an Empire” is the movie following the 2006 film “300” and the differences between the two are slim if any. The numerous minutes of war scenes, are repeated in both films leaving the new one with a huge lack of originality. […]
Pharrell William’s “GIRL” lacked any sort of deep meaning, this album sounds very retro and future oriented, overall, Williams constructed a decent album. […]
Pizza rises to a new level at Grimaldi’s Pizzeria. With its coal fired brick-oven pizza-making traditions, fresh ingredients, and welcoming atmosphere, the recent addition to the South Bay offers a much different experience than local favorites such as Beach Pizza or Zeppy’s. […]
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