Review
Review: Of Gods and Men
Cannes prize–winner provokes stimulating debate.
Review: Paul
Blood and ice cream? More like farts and mind tricks.
Chagall at the PMA
The Philadelphia Museum of Art’s latest show gives a tired master a second wind.
Review: Angles by the Strokes
Angling for a comeback and not succeeding.
Review: Lasers by Lupe Fiasco
Spring Fling headliner leaves his rhymes in the oven for a little too long
Review: Limitless
Slick filmmaking can't make up for this thriller’s unnecessarily pessimistic take on humanity.
Review: The Adjustment Bureau
Imagine if You've Got Mail met Inception — and neither movie was good.
Vanishing (Without A) Point
Are you afraid of the dark? Even if you are, you’re not likely to be scared by this movie
Review: The King of Limbs
Radiohead return with characteristically satisfying results.
Review: Elemental Matters Artists Imagine Chemistry
There’s more chemistry between science and art than you might expect. With twenty–first century technology, science as we know it seems to grow more and more entangled in art.
Review: Marabella Meatball Co.
Satisfying sandwiches, little innovation.
Review: Underneath the Pine
Toro y Moi shifts direction on second full-length.
One Track Mind: Lady Gaga, "Born This Way"
When Lady Gaga released the lyrics to “Born This Way” a few weeks ago, many were skeptical of the song’s simplistic and moralistic message.
One Track Mind: The Strokes "Under Cover of Darkness"
The Strokes - Under Cover Of Darkness by thebluewalrus Let's just get it out of the way: “Under Cover of Darkness” is exactly what every Strokes fan has spent the past five years waiting for.
Review: The Peacock Male at the PMA
I wanna see your peacock.
Review: Unknown
Luckluster performances and misguided direction conspire to see how low a cliched script can go.
Review: Khyber Pass Pub
Dive bar turned gastropub serves up great soul food.
