Longshot: movie review
Feel something different. See #LongShot, starring @SethRogen and @CharlizeAfrica, in theaters May 3rd.
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Feel something different. See #LongShot, starring @SethRogen and @CharlizeAfrica, in theaters May 3rd.
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. The album. Available everywhere Friday.
Critics and fans can’t get enough of #SHAZAM! - Now playing in theaters. Get tickets now at the link in bio.
“will remind you of ‘a star is born’ — except it’s even better.” - @washingtonpost ? | #teenspiritmovie now playing everywhere. tickets: https://t.co/0JYLZHm8zU pic.twitter.com/t4K2HyIVJc
For years, people have discussed how the Night King in “Game of Thrones” and his White Walkers might end up on the throne. At first, it seemed like a far-fetched theory, but as “The Long Night” continued, it seemed more and more evident that the theory may have not been far-fetched after all.
For the past week, the first episode of Game of Thrones dominated the cultural conversation. The first episode was a solid re-entry into the world of Westeros. The anticipation for the second episode was still high.
On Sunday, April 14, 2019 at 9:00 p.m., I experienced a moment I had been waiting for after almost two full years. It was the Game of Thrones premiere. The premiere is especially meaningful this year because it is the final season of Game of Thrones. Much of the audience, including myself, have followed these characters for years. It’s going to be hard to say goodbye.
When friends, family and other playgoers gathered in Quirk Theatre Friday night, there was the anticipation of a great opening night in the air, a held breath and hope for an entertaining rendition of one of Shakespeare’s works.
After multiple 100 million single views on YouTube and critically praised EPs, the wait is over for 17-year old pop star Billie Eilish’s debut album “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go.”
Another talented cast takes the Quirk mainstage this coming weekend for EMU Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s classic “Much Ado About Nothing.”
Juice WRLD, otherwise known as Jarad Higgins, released his much anticipated second studio album “Death Race for Love” on March 8, 2019.
Eastern Michigan University Theatre continues its Second Stage Series with their production of “Songs Unsung: a Musical Revue,” set to open in Sponberg Theatre and run March 15 through March 17.
“If Beale Street Could Talk,” a romantic drama film directed and written by Barry Jenkins, was finally released to the United States’ this month.
After just releasing “Sweetener” about 5 months ago, Ariana Grande is back at it with her darkest and most cohesive record to date. “thank u, next” seems to be the moodiest the artist has ever expressed.
Universal’s release of “Glass” is the highly anticipated third film in M. Night Shyamalan’s “Unbreakable” franchise, starring Bruce Willis, James McAvoy and Samuel L. Jackson.
One great thing about summer is all the blockbusters hitting the movie theaters. I’ve taken in quite a few so far but the most impressionable was “Tag,” a comedy based on a real-life story.
The beloved story of the plucky orphan by L.M. Montgomery continues to captivate its audiences with season two of Netflix series, “Anne with an E.”
Hailing from Iceland, Björk started as an oddity in the realm of pop-stars in the 1990’s, and has only pushed her quirks further and further with each release since her debut album, appropriately titled Debut, in 1993. Since then her innovations in music and reinventions of herself have proven to be much more than can be expected of your average pop-star. While many people know her simply as a strange woman from a strange land, those who look past first impressions will find an artist whose music is just as unique as her personality.
Have you ever felt a connection to someone, maybe a family member that’s passed, that you’ve never met? Some believe these people are part of the same soul group. Without getting too metaphysical, it’s a philosophy that people are connected in life and even after because their souls belong in the same inner circle. Think of the “cut from the same cloth” mentality. This was an unexpected underlying theme of Disney Pixar’s movie, Coco.
Rating: PG