Your Most Comprehensive Guide to NFTs and Crypto-art — and What’s Wrong With Them
Most of those, who follow the art world, have heard of the bizarre sale of a digital painting…
Inside the Mind of Yung Lean — ‘In My Head’ Review
It’s not a new phenomenon for popular artists to release documentaries about their life and their creative journey.…
Reviewing The Neighbourhood’s ”Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones” – Is This All the Band Has Got in Store?
Perhaps, it’s hard for me to imagine The Neighbourhood ever changing. However, in their new album Chip Chrome &…
First Look at Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ – Reviewing the Trailer
From the Oscar-nominated director Denis Villeneuve, comes an exciting, new trailer featuring an all-star cast: Dune looks and feels as…
“A Star Is Bored” Review: A Thrilling Adventure Through the World of Celebrity Assistants
A Star Is Bored may bring associations with the drama film, A Star Is Born. However, it is…
Returning to Panem: ”The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” Review
Editor’s Note: This article contains minor spoilers from The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. Amongst all the events currently exploding…
The Reclamation of Oneself: Reviewing Amanda Lovelace’s ‘break your glass slippers’
Poetry is usually associated with long lines of complicated verse, arranged into difficult-to-read stanzas. It is an intricate…
‘The French Dispatch’ Trailer Review: Wes Anderson Could Not Be More Wes Anderson
In a colorful arrangement of symmetrical shots and excitable narration, Wes Anderson unveils his new film — The…
The Comeback of True Guy Ritchie: ‘The Gentlemen’ Review
After 20 years since the release of Snatch, Guy Ritchie returns to his coined style of filmmaking: numerous characters, numerous…
Cinema Strikes Back: Why True Artistry Is Not Gone
“Cinema is gone,” Martin Scorsese, one of the most prolific film directors of all time, has said in…
BAFTA Agrees To Review Voting System Following #BAFTAsSoWhite
Following the Twitter outrage against The British Film Academy’s (BAFTA) released nominations, it has agreed to review its…
“The Two Popes” Is an Intricate and Thoughtful Picture on Friendship and Flaws
The Two Popes, in essence, is a story of a budding friendship — amidst the pompous decorations of the…