Month: February 2021

Slamdance Film Review: Dea
With a plot that is no challenge to follow, Dea shines, giving its audience access to worlds that most are unfamiliar with. … read more

Review: DJ Camgirl – CANNON / Problems
DJ Camgirl = The House Crew + DJ Mastercard + MOM$ … read more

Film Review: Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry
The World’s A Little Blurry is a coming-of-age story of Billie Eilish whose overnight rise to superstardom shook the entire music industry. … read more

Film Review: The United States vs. Billie Holiday
The United States vs. Billie Holiday is a pretty good film about magnificent talent, corruption and fear-mongering government operations. … read more

Bold & Beautiful – SLUG LGBTQ+: Lux Saint Diamond
For Lux Saint Diamond, who has been performing since they were 19, drag is healing, strength and individuality. … read more

Local Review: Red Desert Ensemble – CHOROCHRONOS
Red Desert Ensemble = Michael Pisaro + Sarah Hennies … read more

Review: Katy Kirby – Cool Dry Place
Through indie-rock and folk-informed songwriting, Katy Kirby offers up the heart on her sleeve and one hell of a debut. … read more

A Tiny Ripple of Hope Brings A Story of Love...
A Tiny Ripple of Hope is a powerful and emotional new documentary which premiered at the 2021 Slamdance Film Festival. … read more

Film Review: I Care A Lot
I Care A Lot is a gleefully wicked ride that has remarkable chutzpah and deftly zigs every time you think it’s going to zag. … read more

Dickinson: Season Two Has Fun Taking Poetic License With Its...
If you like period costume dramas, then Dickinson, might be just the show for you—but it’s certainly not the one you’re expecting it to be … read more