Noah Cyrus shows maturity, vulnerability in newest EP ‘The End of Everything’
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If this EP is any indication, Cyrus will be carving a well-deserved place for herself in the music industry very soon.
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‘A moving canvas’: Contemporary art curator Abby Chen talks artistic healing, activism
Now the head of contemporary art at the SF Asian Art Museum, Chen remains passionate about serving this flourishing art scene.
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Jonas Brothers explore spectrum of love in dual single EP ‘XV’
The two starkly different singles prove that the Jonas Brothers are capable of releasing a set of summery songs that transport listeners to beaches and beyond.
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‘Solar Opposites’ is zany, philosophical animated extravaganza
With similar animation and humor, “Solar Opposites” has the potential to be just as much of a success as “Rick and Morty,” but it isn’t quite there yet.
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Hulu’s ‘The Great’ has bombastic bravura
The historical inaccuracy of much of the story, with the introduction of new characters to the narrative and the over exaggeration of the court’s ridiculousness, makes for comedy at its best.
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Paramore’s Hayley Williams experiments with sound on solo album ‘Petals for Armor’
Having spent years as the lead singer of Paramore, Williams unleashed a fresh, inaugural solo compilation at just about the right time.
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‘On the Edge’: ‘The de Young Open’ exhibition calls for submissions from Bay Area artists
The vision of “The de Young Open” combines two phrases that are not often heard together: “local community” and “the fine arts.”
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Moses Sumney comes to isolation with his sophomore album ‘Græ’
Just as much as the album is about the separation of music and lyrics, it is also about the separation of the self from the other.
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Perfume Genius assembles atmospheres, auras on ‘Set My Heart on Fire Immediately’
Though Hadreas occasionally finds himself wading into murky instrumental waters, his vocal performance is unwaveringly impressive.
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BAMPFA’s ‘Watch From Home’ series celebrates independent cinema from a distance
BAMPFA’s ongoing “Watch From Home” series hopes to support the work of filmmakers and the art museum itself.
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