Review

2021 Pulitzer Prize Winner “The Night Watchman” by Lousie Erdrich is an ambitious novel that digs into Native American culture in the 1950s by following the...

Last year, Andy Weir released “Project Hail Mary,” a science fiction novel that stayed right in Weir’s comfort zone and delighted fans who were disappointed by...

Taylor Swift’s 10th album “Midnights” is a full departure from the sad girl indie-inspired records Swift has released over the past few years. If “Folklore”...

“Being Funny In A Foreign Language” is the fifth studio album by The 1975. With an alternative pop sound that is so evidently their own, The 1975 comes back...

Since 2017, the hip hop world has watched Atlanta rapper Lil Baby go from a developing trap artist to one of the most popular names in hip hop. His aggressive...

Released last year and spending weeks at the top of the “New York Times” bestseller list, “Billy Summers” is Stephen King’s latest powerhouse novel. King is a...

*Contains spoilers, trigger warning for sexual assault, addiction, suicide, violence against women  “Blonde” chronicles, in varying truths, the addiction and...

Despite having been released only a week ago, Charlie Puth’s new album still feels late to the party. Charlie Puth’s newest, self-titled album “Charlie,” is...

I had my house address plugged into Google Maps as I prepared to pull out of the Young parking lot. According to my phone, I had 50 minutes to listen to...