Suki Waterhouse

The Amazon Prime Video miniseries reduces this complex narrative to a cheap cycle of sex and drugs, falling into dull romance tropes and glamorous hedonism that ultimately lacks substance.

Waterhouse’s sold-out show at August Hall marked the second leg of her first ever headline tour, following her time as the opening act for Father John Misty last year.

With the release of her new EP Milk Teeth on Nov. 4, the multi-hyphenate looks back to the past: She returns to the songs that started it all, compiling them into a single record.

Waterhouse may be best known as a model and actress, but her starpower shines bright in her latest musical ventures.

What defines Suki Waterhouse? Perhaps that's the purpose of "I Can't Let Go" — to finally implant the model-entrepreneur into something bigger than modeling, side acting roles, a few singles and Tumblr fame.

Throughout “New Year, New You,” typical Hollywood horror cliches stand loud and clear. The power goes out in the house (more than once), a car breaks down, and someone visits the women warning of danger.