The Linda Lindas emerge as rising voice in punk with hit ‘Racist, Sexist Boy’
Looking to hear a fresh new sound in rock? Read more about the Linda Lindas’ new hit and their eponymous EP inspired by their quarantine experiences.
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Reveal your deepest secrets in ‘Girl from Nowhere’
Get ready to go on a suspenseful rollercoaster as karma gets back at students and teachers in Netflix’s latest original TV series.
‘In the Heights’: a cultural and cinematic masterpiece
“In the Heights” is the musical we’ve all been waiting for. Lights up on Washington Heights!
‘Shadow and Bone’ suffers from a narrative Shadow Fold
Netflix’s “Shadow and Bone” is a fun, albeit flawed, introduction into the Grishaverse.
Lose track of time with ‘wave to earth’
Sneak a peek into the k-indie music scene and experience the relaxing tunes of “wave to earth.”
‘Minari’ roots itself into the immigrant struggle of making it big in America
“Minari” is Korean-American story about the hardships of growing up in a working class family while dreaming about a better life.
Come visit Fountain Valley Theatre on ‘Avenue Q’
FVHS Theatre’s adaptation of the musical “Avenue Q” will be their first live performance of the year.
10 anime movies for every occasion that aren’t by Studio Ghibli
Amazing anime films like “Your Name,” “Perfect Blue,” “5 Centimeters Per Second,” “Wolf-Children,” “Akira” and “Tokyo Godfathers” are often overlooked.
Netflix’s ‘Feminists: What Were They Thinking?’ clarifies the meaning of being a feminist
In honor of Women’s History Month, anyone with a Netflix account can watch how feminism allowed women to contribute to our society.
The beauty of ‘WandaVision’ shines in its humanity and vulnerability
From references to classic sitcoms, to alternate realities and superpowers, “WandaVision” has it all.