Track of the Week: “Backward in Love” by shy kids
“Backward in Love” is catchy pop with an undercurrent of melancholy, courtesy of a Canadian indie outfit called shy kids. In its lo-fi verses, the song describes an ailing relationship […]
“Backward in Love” is catchy pop with an undercurrent of melancholy, courtesy of a Canadian indie outfit called shy kids. In its lo-fi verses, the song describes an ailing relationship […]
It’s possible that Leonardo DiCaprio is a victim of his own success. He’s a talented actor, of course, but after reaching such dizzying heights in past roles one can’t help […]
“In Your Picture” is the latest single from London-based alternative four piece Giant Party and serves as an impressive addition to their growing portfolio. The track roars into life with […]
Although my gaming habits hit a roadblock when the current generation of consoles hit shelves at crazy prices, my childhood was spent obsessing over a selection of titles that are […]
There are two reasonable expectations to have before going into Hobbs and Shaw: it’s going to be loud and it’s going to be dumb. Those aren’t necessarily bad things either, given […]
A review of Midsommar, the new movie from Hereditary director Ari Aster starring Florence Pugh and Will Poulter.
Another Take is going on an indefinite hiatus, but never fear because this last episode is a cracker. David and Lisa talk about the stunning Elton John biopic Rocketman, their favourite […]
While Avengers: Endgame continued to dominate, how did new releases fare during the month of May? Welcome to Winners and Losers: a feature where we look back at the past month to determine […]
April was a month of comic book adaptations, with one inevitably ruling them all. Welcome to Winners and Losers: a feature where we look back at the past month to determine […]
This week, Another Take is all about Natalie Portman. David and Lisa talk about Vox Lux and Black Swan, two films linked by the Academy Award winning actress and discuss why some […]