Released Sep. 27, “Life is Strange 2” follows the story of two brothers, Sean and Daniel Diaz, who are on the run from the law after an unexplainable, supernatural accident claims the life of a police officer.
Imagine Dragons has been pumping out hits for the past ten years and has made quite the name for themselves. Their popularity began with the apocalyptic “Radioactive” and since then they have yet to disappoint their fans.
“Bohemian Rhapsody” chronicles the life of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury (Rami Malek), from the beginning of Queen, to their 1985 Live Aid performance.
Despite a strong cast, intriguing director, and a fascinating fact-based story, “White Boy Rick” misses the mark with rushed storytelling and missed opportunities.
On Aug. 24, the start-up business, Unburger Grill, opened its doors for the first time. The co-owners, Jane Beckwith and Christopher Oliver, have created a restaurant where every item featured on their menu is completely vegan.
Based on the hit game, “Persona 5: The Animation” was released this year. While the game has 80+ hours of gameplay, the animation sums everything up in a matter of minutes, focusing on key points without losing any detail or subtext.
Spike Lee’s new cop drama, “BlacKkKlansman” is a thrilling, insane and incredibly relevant story of two police officers joining forces to infiltrate the KKK by assuming the shared identity of “Ron Stallworth.”
“Deadpool 2,” directed by David Leitch, isn’t just a superhero movie. Sure, the plot is ripe with all of the cliché superhero storylines and gimmicks: good versus evil, great power and responsibility, a few moral lessons, and a ton of CGI battles.