Robyn – Robyn
A tongue-in-cheek self-titled album that’s equal parts unabashed bravado and fearless vulnerability.
Category: reviews
Everyday (UK Film)
Winterbottom’s documentary-style drama tells the monotonous and repetitive story of a man imprisoned for drug smuggling and the strained relationship with his family over a period of five years.
Spice Girls – Spice
The beginning of an epicness that not many people were quite ready for… or have really gotten over.
Death and the Maiden
Polanski’s play adaptation is a tense and well-acted film where the lines between guilt and innocence are blurred beyond belief.
Jeff Buckley – Grace
There’s never been an album that touched me quite the way Jeff Buckley’s first and only full-length studio album did.
Michael Jackson – HIStory: Past, Present and Future Book I
Even the ‘King of Pop’ has an underrated album, and this was one of them. A personal and introspective look at the man’s life, a peek into pain and joy we never truly knew the depths of.
DLG – Swing On
Way before Ricky Martin went on to sing Livin’ La Vida Loca or was ‘shakin’ his bon-bon’ for worldwide audiences and the Latin Boom exploded, a small group of Latinos in the United States had gathered to make people in Latin America dance.
Karate Kid, The (1984)
Daniel-san learns the hard way that Karate isn’t about fighting, when Mr. Miyagi takes him as a student.
