Category: Arts & Entertainment

BTS lighting it up like dynamite at the Grammys

Photo Credit / Wall Street Journal Back Row, (l,r): V (vocalist), J-Hope (rapper), RM (rapper and leader) Front Row, (l,r): Suga (rapper), Jungkook (vocalist), Jin (vocalist), Jimin (vocalist) BTS, also known as Beyond the Scene or Bangtan Songyeondan, is a K-pop group that has taken the world by storm in the past few years. It… Continue reading BTS lighting it up like dynamite at the Grammys

Chemtrails Over The Country Club is innovative, but too unfamiliar

Chemtrails Over The Country Club was not what I expected from Lana at all. As a Lana Del Rey fan for nearly six years now, I have a pretty good feel for Lana and the content she produces within her albums. I am saddened to say this was probably my least favorite album of hers.… Continue reading Chemtrails Over The Country Club is innovative, but too unfamiliar

Underrated artists you should know

It’s difficult to find new music, and a lot of times I feel burnt out by a lot of the playlists on Apple Music or Spotify. I consume a lot of music, according to my Apple Music replay, 211 hours already in 2021 to be exact. I also don’t discriminate against genres, so I have… Continue reading Underrated artists you should know

Content creation with GarukuBluemoon

According to Frontiersin.org, Twitch has become quite a popular pastime for all ages, with the average user spending 95 minutes per day watching live streams on the platform. Among the age groups, college students make a large variety of those who watch Twitch streams.  A reason for this frontiersin.org mentions that it is due to… Continue reading Content creation with GarukuBluemoon

Chaos Walking attempts to become the new hit dystopian movie

In recent years, dystopian films have taken over the world of cinema with movies such as The Hunger Games, Interstellar and The Maze Runner. Chaos Walking is the newest dystopian movie to hit to theaters and introduces a new and fascinating concept. Chaos Walking ponders an interesting question of what a world where men’s thoughts… Continue reading Chaos Walking attempts to become the new hit dystopian movie

WandaVision Wraps Up with More Questions than Answers

Warning: Full series spoilers ahead If you are a Marvel fan of any kind, you have probably heard of the WandaVision series or watched it. When the Marvel Cinematic universe hit its climax with Avengers: Endgame, Disney released the title of the show and the Marvel fanbase went nuts. We all thought the storyline for… Continue reading WandaVision Wraps Up with More Questions than Answers

Golden Globes 2021 Recap

The Golden Globes, sponsored by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, are often a mixed bag. Honoring the best of film and television for each respective year, they do celebrate filmmaking and often award phenomenal films that deserve vast exposure. However, this show has also been known to have a compromised sense of ethics, gravitating to… Continue reading Golden Globes 2021 Recap

‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ offers a rapturous and timely adventure

In Disney’s latest animated feature, Raya (Kelly Marie Tran), a fierce warrior princess of a fallen kingdom, traverses the treacherous landscape of Kumandra in search of a dragon and magical orb fragments that could potentially reinstate balance to her adverse world. She discovers a stream in an almost barren desert that could indicate the location… Continue reading ‘Raya and the Last Dragon’ offers a rapturous and timely adventure

‘Tom and Jerry’ is a pandering, banal and cynical mess

Tom and Jerry has been a staple of countless childhoods for generations- and for good reason. A supremely entertaining marriage of whizz-bang animation and gleefully farcical slapstick, the venerable cartoon has imbued adolescents and adults alike with unencumbered joy by utilizing its signature energy and endearing characters. Tom, an aggressive and buffoonish cat, and Jerry,… Continue reading ‘Tom and Jerry’ is a pandering, banal and cynical mess