At Any Price
Working from a script co-written with Hallie Elizabeth Newton, Bahrani is more concerned with depicting a way of life than he is in telling a hearty or twisty tale. read more
Brass Bed: The Secret Will Keep You
If Brass Bed had released The Secret Will Keep You around the time “New Slang” was proclaimed the song that would change your life, they’d have been guaranteed to change a few lives of their own. read more
Defiance Review - “Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go” (Episode 2)
Torture, capital punishment and public religion are all explored following the capture of a Castithan man named Elah Bandik who fled from the battle. read more
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon Review (3DS)
Luigi isn't just a plumber and semi-pro mushroom-eater: He also busts ghosts. read more
Rectify Review: "Always There"/"Sexual Peeling" (Episodes 1.01/1.02)
There’s a scene toward the end of the two-hour premiere of Sundance Channel’s Rectify in which newly released inmate Daniel Holden (Aden Young) attempts to explain his mindset after having spent 19 years on death row. read more
The Good Wife Review: "A More Perfect Union" (Episode 4.21)
Let’s be honest, if Alicia were a friend of ours, we would think she was a little crazy for staying with Peter. read more
Mad Men Review: "To Have and To Hold" (Episode 6.04)
Ketchup is not glamorous. read more
Game of Thrones Review - "And Now His Watch Has Ended" (Episode 3.4)
From the camera’s first glimpse of Jaime Lannister’s cut-off hand, vengeance and cruelty dominate the stories of last night's episode. read more
Parks and Recreation: "Article Two"/"Jerry's Retirement" (Episodes 5.19 & 5.20)
NBC seems determined to mess up Parks and Recreations' airing schedule as much as possible. read more
Twitter #music
Twitter #music is one of the biggest moves the platform has made toward catering toward a particular industry or kind of user. read more
Oblivion
Together, Cruise and Riseborough do as much work to anchor the film as the script allows, working especially hard in between the lines of dialogue. read more
The Americans Review: "Covert War" (Episode 1.11)
“This isn’t going to end well for you, old lady.” read more
Southland Review: "Reckoning" (Episode 5.10)
This simply cannot be the way Southland ends. read more
Jupiter's Legacy #1 by Mark Millar & Frank Quitely
Writer: Mark Millar Artist: Frank Quitely Publisher: Image Release Date: April 24, 2013... read more
Jerusalem: A Family Portrait by Boaz Yakin & Nick Bertozzi
Writer: Boaz Yakin Artist: Nick Bertozzi Publisher: First Second Release Date: April 16, 2013... read more
Cody App Review
The least intimidating fitness coach you'll ever encounter. read more
Futurebirds: Baba Yaga
On their sophomore release from, Athens, Ga.-based group Futurebirds stand as a band confident in its sound and skilled in their delivery. Yet, they also come across as a band in need of stretching their boundaries. read more
Iron & Wine: Ghost on Ghost
The days when Sam Beam ushered in a whole new era of DIY indie lo-fi music with records like the hollow and chilling The Creek Drank the Cradle seem further away than ever after hearing Ghost on Ghost, Iron & Wine’s lush and layered new album. read more
I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became An Icon by Toure
Can any book really do justice to the musician Prince? It’s doubtful. But an increasing number of authors have been giving it a try in recent years. read more
Born Ruffians: Birthmarks
Luke Lalonde is an artist in his mid-20s, and it's confusing! read more
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