New Coldplay EP builds bridge to upcoming album
New Coldplay EP, "Every Teardrop is a Waterfall," earns four and a half out of five stars.
Caleb Wheeler, Writer
• August 22, 2011
August movie wrap up
Elisa Walker predicts the box office successes for the month of August.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• August 8, 2011
“Let’s Cheer To This” is worth cheering for
Sleeping With Sirens do not disappoint with their new chart-climbing album.
Temitope Peters, Writer
• May 22, 2011
“Bridesmaids” a better, female version of “The Hangover”
"Bridesmaids" is a success in the box office for its deliverance of love, humor and friendship.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• May 18, 2011
“Priest” obnoxiously boring and uncreative
Scott Stewart, who also directed "Legion," disappoints again with the shallow and lifeless "Priest."
David Hoffman, Writer
• May 17, 2011
“Fast Five” worth driving to the theater
The fifth installment in the "Fast and the Furious" series features enough action for everyone.
Andrew Lycan, Writer
• May 11, 2011
Silverstein to the rescue
Silverstein return with their fifth album, “Rescue” and deliver heartfelt lyrics.
Temitope Peters, Writer
• May 10, 2011
“Water for Elephants” a dramatic love story without comedy
"Water for Elephants" is a believable, dramatic love story set during the Depression.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• May 4, 2011
“Songs for Japan” album provides hope for Japanese disaster relief
"Songs for Japan" delivers an overall message of hope to listeners, and the Universal Music Group donates all proceeds to the Japanese Red Cross.
Temitope Peters, Writer
• April 29, 2011
“Arthur” draws some laughs, but little else
"Arthur" is funny in parts, but lacks basic understanding of what makes comedy successful.
David Hoffman, Writer
• April 29, 2011
“Soul Surfer” tells surfer Bethany Hamilton’s story after shark attack
"Soul Surfer" brings the story of Bethany Hamilton, a shark-attack survivor, and her professional surfing career to the big screen.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• April 28, 2011
“Hanna” succeeds as a complex action adventure story
A father trains his daughter to be a living weapon and survive anything in "Hanna," which impresses despite plot flaws.
David Hoffman, Writer
• April 26, 2011
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