We Are Region Free. Our goal is to cover worldwide media… the films, music, tv shows and the people behind that.
Without a doubt, there was plenty of interest from people in seeing Limp Bizkit live. After all, many of their fans in Peru grew up listening to the Significant Other and Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water albums that made the band famous.
Steven Spielberg’s latest proves to be a reserved, timely biopic of Abraham Lincoln’s last few months as President of the United States.
Linda Liao’s return to music, after seven years away from it, comes in the form of Love Presents, a ten-track pop album prominently talking about love.
The Catalyst takes a big risk by not using the traditional verse-chorus-verse structure, instead picking every single idea they’ve had for the past three years and putting them into something that may sound like a concept album… or not.
Linkin Park has had to deal with lots of complains from the fans, due to the drastic change in their sound. And after following the band for 17 years, I kinda understand both sides’ frustration.
Lionel Richie dropped by Stockholm to promote his latest album, Tuskegee, with a relaxed and calm atmosphere at the Globe Arena.
Dead to You is most definitely a different young adult book, touching on topics of kidnapping and coping with tragedies not everyone is able to grasp.
Lisah Halling and her band did a small concert at Soutside Pub in Stockholm on May 4th. A very small venue that quickly got filled to the brink. As always, Lisah Halling got the crowd jumping, singing along and asking for more.
There’s a new face in the R&B/Dance scene in Korea. She’s fluent in Thai, Korean and English. And her name is Lita.
The true story of a private school teacher that leaves her good-earning job to help the five remaining students of a tiny kindergarten of a poor district that’s about to get shut down.
