By Allie Carson | Staff Writer
Arts & Entertainment
“Stuck on the Train to Nowhere” is a masterpiece
By Allie Carson | Staff Writer
“Shutter Island” turns 15
By Justin Coats | Special to The Herald
The Lumineers’ new album is an “Automatic” hit!
The Lumineers’ fifth album, “Automatic,” is out and it was an automatic joy! Now, my experience with these Denver folk-rockers is limited, with their hit “Ophelia” being the only track I regularly revisit. But, I’ve gravitated toward alternative/indie and folk… Read More ›
This Week’s Pop Pick: “Captain America: Brave New World”
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has not quite hit rock bottom with this film, but it is not far off. “Captain America: Brave New World” is not an entirely flawed film, though its flaws do far outweigh the positive aspects… Read More ›
Devised theatre unleashes new play
By Allie Carson | Staff Writer
“The Breakfast Club” turns 40
Saturday, “The Breakfast Club” will celebrate its 40th birthday. While the opening credits label this “A John Hughes Film,” I personally regard it as “The” John Hughes Film. Hughes, who both wrote and directed, is widely-known for his many comedies… Read More ›
“The Brutalist” lives up to hype
“The Brutalist” is the newest A24 production to hit the big screen and is set up to be one of the most awarded and highly praised films ever put forth by the studio. The film is a decades sprawling epic… Read More ›
This Week’s Pop Pick: “Hurry Up Tomorrow” by The Weeknd
“Hurry Up Tomorrow” is the latest and confirmed last studio album for The Weeknd, the long time stage persona of Abel Tesfaye. In what will be the final release of an iconic persona, the expectations for this project were immense… Read More ›
Herald Grammy superlatives
Most Unexpected: Kendrick Lamar Kendrick Lamar’s victory of “Best Rap,” “Best Song of the Year” and “Best Record of the Year” was anticipated, but seeing him sweep in all five of his nominated categories, made it a night to remember. Best… Read More ›