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Nu metal powerhouse Linkin Park makes a controversial return

With their debut performance, the band welcomed new vocalist Emily Armstrong to the lineup with an announcement of a new tour and upcoming album.

Barkha Dance Company wows with traditional and contemporary Kathak dances

A form of Indian classical dance, Kathak features strong beats, storytelling through gestures and facial expressions, and quick intricate footwork.

The new Nails album ripped my ears off and I liked it — “Every Bridge Burning” review

Extreme metal legends, Nails, have returned after eight years since their last effort, “You Will Never Be One of Us,” with a new project that continues their streak of deadly and pummeling grindcore.

“REAGAN” is so American it hurts

If this movie wants you to have one takeaway, it’s that the mighty Ronald Reagan single- handedly brought the Soviet Union to its knees (he didn’t, actually).

Review Roundup: Sabrina Carpenter, Fontaines D.C., Magdalena Bay

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“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” is a nostalgic nightmare

His newest outing is a scary, fun time for new and old fans — however, occasionally falls flat due to an overstuffed plot.

“Alien: Romulus” might remind you to take your birth control

It’s rare to be able to claim that a sequel is “worth it” in 2024.

YOU WON’T GO BEFORE YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO is the best album of the year, if not the decade.

While so many metal and rock bands have switched to a poppier sound as their careers have gone on, “Knocked Loose” has only doubled down on throat-shredding screams, neck-destroying breakdowns, and ominous riffs that leave you haunted as well as headbanging.

“Thelma” is a hoot and a holler for the ages

Most importantly, though, “Thelma” is a movie for the ages.

Synthpop Double Feature: GLOOM DIVISION and Girl With No Face

  GLOOM DIVISION by I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME- Review I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND…