15 summer movies you can’t miss
“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.
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‘Deadpool 2’ disappoints despite effective laughs
Two years later, “Deadpool 2” doesn’t clear the bar set by its predecessor — it runs right smack into it, colliding with an inglorious thud.
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2nd season premiere of ‘Atlanta’ impresses with alligators, bromantic rifts
Overall, “Alligator Man” is a confident and engaging return for “Atlanta.” Welcome back, “Atlanta.” You were dearly missed.
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‘Culture II’ falls flat, despite star-studded collaborations
The few breaks in the album come from its features, but even the impressive list of guest producers doesn’t pull enough weight to save ‘Culture II.’
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Most anticipated films, TV, literature, video games and music of 2018
As the turbulent politics of 2017 continue into the new year, we will inevitably look to art once again for some measure of solace and healing.
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Television’s new golden age
Breaking down the highlights and snubs from this year’s Emmy Awards
The Emmy Awards, much like their film, theater and music counterparts, are annually greeted with both excited buzz and exhausted indifference.
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Hometown shoutout: Atlanta, GA
After dividing my lifetime living in Atlanta, New York, Toronto, Brussels and now Berkeley, I would certainly still say Atlanta is worth a visit.
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In Future double feature, ‘FUTURE’ stays true to trap, ‘HNDRXX’ explores new style
Fans of Atlanta-born hip-hop artist Nayvadius Cash, better known as Future, were pleasantly surprised last week at the artist’s announcement of his sixth studio album after the success of his fifth album just five days prior. Over the course of a week, the highly ambitious trap artist released a total
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Despite tardiness, Migos cook Warfield in crockpot
Migos — a rap trio composed of the North Atlanta natives Quavo, Takeoff and Offset — has been often characterized, superficially, as an eccentric trap side-show in the rap game: unessential, but good at cranking out earworms branded with its unique triplet-laced flow and odd lines such as “Auntie Eva, she
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Migos defines ‘Culture’ on latest album
Migos’ second studio album, Culture, opens with a boast from perennial hypeman DJ Khaled. Maybe having DJ Khaled spit out his Snapchat truisms on a track is a symbol of the Atlanta-based rap trio’s heightened clout. But here, Khaled operates as a mediator — a middleman who handily, if bluntly,
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