A jazz album proudly different from the rest
Takuya Kurodaâs âFly Moon Die Soonâ entertains with unorthodox approaches to its soundBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 3/5 Musician Takuya…
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Government agents and bright comedy
âIntelligence,â starring David Schwimmer, surprisingly has a lot to offer thus far By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 3.5/5 Nick Mohammedâs…
An intense journey for this âEpic Questâ
D&D-like show looks to grow By Cheryl Minns, Senior Columnist In an age of binge-worthy television and addictive video games,…
Bill Callahanâs ode to Ry Cooder
Why Callahan wrote a song for this musician and producer By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Bill Callahanâpraised pastoral Americana singer-songwriterâreleased…
A dark knight that lasts beyond a long comic book run
Dan Jurgensâ first volume of âBatman Beyondâ is a refreshing dimension By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4.5/5 Comic book lovers…
Self-love, family, and optimism
âThe Third Gleamâ by the Avett Brothers is a touching meditation on what matters the most in life By Jonathan…
Changing tune
âAs Slow as Possibleâ changes chord as its 639-year journey continues By Craig Allan, Staff Writer On September 5, music aficionados…
Lots of catching up: âObservations on Film Artâ
The essential tools and devices of cinema By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist When you are making a film, you have…
Villainous superheroes and vigilante justice
Season two premiere of âThe Boysâ offers another gritty superhero story with important social subjects By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist…
The world cinema perspective on your HDTV
Films at this yearâs Vancouver International Film Festival By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In a film festival, there are a…