Month: August 2026
Emmy Nominee Tal Anderson Talks Authenticity and Representation
Tal Anderson’s performance has now earned her an Emmy nomination, giving the actress another opportunity to celebrate a role that means so much to her. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
SLFS Summer Showdown: Stand by Me vs. Pretty in Pink
I’m not exactly sure what the SLFS was thinking when they put Stand by Me and Pretty in Pink against each other, except that they’re both classic ‘80s movies. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Local Music Review: Fiig — Sirens
In summary, I think Fiig has a ton of potential, however I think they could use some work making sure they’re keeping things fresh throughout an album. … read more
The Art of Dedication: A Conversation with Mirah
Dedication, the first Mirah album in 8 years, feels less like a comeback than another chapter in an ongoing conversation she’s been having with us for decades. … read more
Local Review: Joshua’s Opera — ACT 1: PRODIGAL
Joshua’s Opera’s latest EP, ACT 1: PRODIGAL, is a politically charged display of garage-infused folk rock with an urgent message and a delicious delivery. … read more
Local Review: Josaleigh Pollett + Crowd Shy — If I...
Wrapped in the soft sadness of nostalgia, If I Let It Quiet by Josaleigh Pollett is what you’ll find deeper inside yourself as you keep exploring. … read more
Film Review: The Rivals of Amziah King
The Rivals of Amziah King isn’t so much the movie everyone is talking about as it is the film that cinephiles will be talking about for many years to come. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Kylr Coffman Had The Time of His Life in Nimrods
For Kylr Coffman, Nimrods is more than a coming-of-age comedy about young musicians chasing an impossible dream. The film inspired by Green Day’s early years. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Interviews
Local Review: Portal to the God Damn Blood Dimension –...
Diluvium Cantos is a jaw-dropping, rule-breaking album. It spits brutal words and powerful rhythms without apology. Portal to the God Damn Blood Dimension is here to tell their story — no matter how unconventional it may be. … read more
Review: Rowena Wise — Bad Things Feel Good*
Rowena Wise returns with her second record, Bad Things Feel Good*. The album maintains and grows her style from her previous Senseless Acts of Beauty. … read more
Film Review: The End of Oak Street
The End of Oak Street is definitely not for young kids. My 10-year-old nephew has seen Jurassic Park on the big screen, but I wouldn’t take him to this one. … read more
Arts | Film | Film Reviews
Little Moon @ Bell Hall 08.08.2026
Little Moon was stripped down, playful and personal. Without an overly produced stage to hide behind, the emotional weight of the music was impossible to miss. … read more
Concert | Music | Show Reviews
