New look, new style: Ashley Monroe shoots for a full-on rebirth with Rosegold. She dons pink hair on the album’s cover and dons electronic music on th…
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‘Dynasty’ Season 4 Premiere Review: “That Unfortunate Dinner” loves throwing chaos at Carrington parties
Will anything else go wrong for Fallon and Liam’s big day? A string of bad luck threw some major hurdles for the Dynasty couple that made the wedding …
‘Nancy Drew’ 2×14 review: “The Siege of the Unseen Specter” channels ‘Saw’
What happens when The CW’s Nancy Drew meets Saw? You get “The Siege of the Unseen Specter,” a confined and thrilling bottle episode that p…
Album Review: The Fratellis – ‘Half Drunk Under a Full Moon’
The Fratellis have entered that awkward career midpoint for bands, where the tension between doing what comes easy to them and trying to expand their …
‘Nurture’ review: Porter Robinson’s latest album is a window to a bright and hopeful future
The following is a review by TYF contributor Jordan Lee Nurture, the second studio album from the Atlanta-born, Chapel Hill-based artist, is a foray i…
‘Things Heard & Seen’ review: A bonkers ending saves this film’s predictable and uninteresting beginning
It’s rare that a film starts as bad as this one does and still manages to stick the landing. Things Heard & Seen begins as a typical haunted…
‘Dial A for Aunties’ review: Jesse Q. Sutanto’s delightful novel is a love letter to Indo-Chinese culture
Jesse Q. Sutanto’s book Dial A for Aunties is not your average murder mystery novel. If you are looking for your next terrifying whodunnit thriller, t…