“Splitsville” puts relationships on the rocks with a side of comedy
At first glance, “Splitsville” may seem like it could delve into risqué territory.
“Love Con Revenge: from victim to vigilante in Netflix’s gripping new docuseries””
Fresh off the global buzz surrounding *The Tinder Swindler*, Cecilie Fjellhøy refuses to let her story end in victimhood. Instead, she transforms her pain into purpose with *Love Con Revenge*, a six-episode Netflix docuseries that combines elements of investigative thriller with emotional crusade.
“Twinless” balances comedy, grief, and dark surprises”
Due to piracy by other attendees, one of the films I missed at last year’s Sundance festival was “Twinless,” the sophomore effort from writer-director James Sweeney. The film is finally arriving in theaters with some fanfare courtesy of Republic Pictures.
Second Listen Sunday: Bunny DeBarge, “In Love”
When R&B fans think of musical families, three names usually come to mind: The Jacksons, The Winans, and DeBarge.
Slow Jam Saturday: The Gap Band, “You Are My High”
Everyone’s favorite musical uncle, Mr. Charlie Wilson, is preparing to embark on his latest tour, Uncle Charlie’s R&B Cookout Tour, produced by Live Nation Urban and P Music Group, featuring support acts Babyface, K-Ci Hailey, and El DeBarge.
Single Review : Johnny Gill, “One Night”
Johnny Gill has always been the most self-assured member of New Edition, and his latest single, “One Night,” reinforces why he remains a standard-bearer for grown-folk R&B.
“Thursday Murder Club” solves the case as successful entertainment
As summer comes to a close, Netflix delivers its latest film, an adaptation of Richard Osman’s international bestseller, “The Thursday Murder Club.”
“Bury Me I’m Dead” is a genre mash up
“Bury Me When I’m Dead” defies easy categorization. It blends elements of a grief drama, a supernatural thriller, and a morality play, navigating the complex space between reality and imagination. The film is uneven yet undeniably ambitious, prioritizing atmosphere and dread over clarity.
“I Know What You Did Last Summer” is a hookless “requel”
Initially released in 1997, “I Know What You Did Last Summer” capitalized on the slasher revival trend.
“The Roses” is a comedically sharp remake
Acclaimed author Warren Adler’s literary classic “The War of the Roses” receives another big-screen adaptation from Searchlight Pictures in “The Roses”. Jay Roach helms the film while two Academy Award-nominated Tony McNamara pens the screenplay.
Second Listen Sunday: Prince, “Sign o’The Times”
For this week’s Second Listen Sunday, I wanted to take a moment to celebrate the legendary Prince Rogers Nelson and his ninth studio album, “Sign o’ the Times.
Slow Jam Saturday: Elliott Yamin, “Wait For You”
For this week’s Slow Jam Saturday, I wanted to venture back to 2007 and show some love to former American Idol contestant Elliot Yamin and his debut single “Wait for You”.