Graham and Elijah break down the announcements and teasing of AJR and Owl City's new music.
In a retelling of a Shakespearian classic, Foul Lady Fortune is a masterclass in character and heart. All the drama and story without the old English poetry.
The Winchesters returns to screens with an emotion packed episode. Dealing with trauma and healing, the new episode continues with the series' track record of quality.
Despite capturing the charm and weirdness of the great Weird Al, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story fails to grasp its potential. Falling short of true greatness, Weird only ends up being weirdly average.
Coming from a noble first season, Young Royals returns with a second season full of character, heart, and drama. Championing itself in the romance genre, Young Royals gives Netflix its crown.
With the new release, Yung Gravy brings his silky smooth appeal to ears everywhere once again with Marvelous. From niche internet rapper to meme rap legend, Yung Gravy further cements his status as a modern music icon.
The Car is the latest release by British alternative-rock idols Arctic Monkeys. With a powerful return from Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino, the Arctic Monkeys showcase well-oiled and refined songwriting chops.
Coleton and OK break down the release of One Piece Film: Red in the United States.
OK and Coleton break down Glass Onion, the second installment in the Knives Out franchise, receiving a trailer and an announcement that the film will soon be available on Netflix.
The Owl House season 3 premier delivers a rousing amount of heart and action. Following a nail biting season 2 finale full of heartbreak, season 3 draws you in for a hug and helps you learn to heal.
You're Lost Little Girl continues the Winchesters series with more action, more character, and more quality. With a consistent episode release, the Winchesters holds itself in the top of its game for another week
Episode 2 of The Winchesters continues growing with both action and intrigue. With more hints, more mysteries, and more monsters, "Teach Your Children Well" is all about family. Both the one you're given, and the one you choose.
With October well on its way, the change of seasons can trigger the infamous phrase—out with the old, in with the new. While we don’t need to get rid of anything old, there is always room for the new, especially in discovering new music and sounds. As their world tour Manifesto is in full swing, there is no doubt that Enhypen brings a fresh new sound to those not entirely familiar with the genre of K-pop, which has been taking the world by storm in recent years. So, who are they?
Despite a poor leadoff from Halloween Kills, Halloween Ends surprises with quality characters and classic scares. Outside of an underwhelming final showdown, Halloween Ends is a solid pick for spooky season.
Spooky season has officially commenced. It’s time to bust out the comfy sweaters, and a warm pair of boots. Perhaps your stomachs are full of fall treats like hot apple cider and pumpkin spice lattes. But the most important part of the season is Halloween. Halloween is a holiday of excitement, dressing up, and consuming loads of candy. Regardless of age, Halloween can make anyone feel like a kid. One easy way to tap into the nostalgia and spooky spirit of the season are to gather a group of friends for a terrifyingly delightful Halloween movie marathon. This list is a compilation of all the best Halloween movies. Whether you’re looking for something scary, romantic, or comedic, these movies have something for everyone.
Neely asks Ball State the Byte-ing Question, what is your Halloween costume this year?
Blaine and Barton break down legendary actor, Harrison Ford, joining the MCU.
Barton and Blaine break down Walter Hamada, the former head of DC films, leaving the company.
With action, drama, and plenty of supernatural moments, 'The Winchesters' premiere fulfills both the veteran Supernatural fan as well as the fan yet to be. Displaying a promising series to come, the only thing to do is tune in.
Monster High is certainly a film. Acting as the second reboot to the popular doll line, the film does very little for its source material. With poorly developed characters, a half forgotten plot, and abandoned themes, Monster High: The Movie falls short of its popular legacy.
