Robert Plant’s “Lullaby” isn’t worth waking up for
"Lullaby and ... The Ceaseless Roar" contains several notable tracks but is overall disappointing.
Forrest Gump still matters, even 20 years later
"Forrest Gump" remains an important part of pop culture.
Delta Spirit return with darkest album yet
Delta Spirit's "Into the Wide" confronts darkness and bitterness while holding true to their unique sound.
Redbox Film Club: Philomena
Introducing, "The RedBox Film Club," whose goal is to make the time you spend in front of Redbox much shorter.
Shovels and Rope mix classic country with gritty blues
Shovels and Rope blends bluesy, twangy filled instrumentation in "Swimmin' Time".
Content vs. Context: Dealing with film’s toughest subjects
Tyler Davis and David Vendrell discuss the importance of confronting and discussing the dark and complex issues presented in modern day film.
Interpol’s new album feels both new and classic
"El Pintor" presents a new take on Interpol's classic sound.
“Boyhood” – An Intimate Epic
In a subtle and seemingly random collection of moments, "Boyhood" chronicles the journey of one boy through adolescence, and reminds us of the beauty there is to be found in every part of our lives.
“Neighbors” is a grown up take on the college party scene
"Neighbors" has heart, but earns its R rating.
“Upside Down Mountain” Oberst’s most intimate album to date
Conor Oberst blends craftsmanship and passion in "Upside Down Mountain."
The Black Keys work with new colors on ‘Turn Blue’
The Black Keys explore an invigorated and inspired new sound in "Turn Blue."
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...