Make Up Your Mind: 30 Minutes or Less (2011) – Movie Review
Did the director of Zombieland strike gold twice?
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The Black Eyed Peas: Translation (2020) – Album Review
The Black Eyed Peas come out of nowhere with their second release since 2010. How does this differ from their 2018 record, and how good is it?
Near Death Experience: Conquer (2020) – Single Review
New, London indie-rock group, Near Death Experience, release a summer single: “Conquer.”
Danny Smart: She’s Mine (2020) – Single Review
This young, UK country star brings back some old influences with his new single, proving what’s been done hasn’t been finished.
Home State: Call Me / Leave Me (2020) – Single Review
The New York-based rock trio delve more into their electronic side on their newest single, “Call Me / Leave Me.”
The Strokes: The New Abnormal (2020) – Album Review
The Strokes were once at the forefront of mainstream rock. Can they get their old mojo back, after a seven year break?
Childish Gambino: 3.15.20 (2020) – Album Review
The actor, comedian, and musician Donald Glover (A.K.A. Childish Gambino) releases his first album in almost 4 years. Can it compete with his more well-known tracks, like “This is America”?
Make Up Your Mind: The Invention of Lying (2009) – Movie Review
Did this star-studded cast carry the 2009 rom-com, or was it bogged down by too many tropes?
Make Up Your Mind: Hancock (2008) – Movie Review
Nearing the 40% mark on Rotten Tomatoes, is the 2008 super hero film, Hancock. Was Will Smith’s performance good enough?
Enema of the State: The One Great Blink-182 Record
After years of blissful ignorance, I’ve come to know what most everyone knows; that Enema of the State is by far Blink’s greatest album. But what is it that makes it far and above the rest?
Make Up Your Mind: She’s Out of My League (2010) – Movie Review
I attempt to create a final, critical consensus on the 2010 romantic comedy, starring Canadian actor, Jay Baruchel.
Against All Logic: 2017-2019 (2020) – Album Review
Nicolas Jaar’s 2018 record, 2012-2017, was praised by all; including myself. To this day, it’s one of my favorite dance records. Can its sequel do it justice?
