I’ve been listening to a lot of music this summer. Here are some tracks that left a great impression on me:
(SIFF review) Eighth Grade: The Grandeur of Liminality
Let’s face it, middle school is the most embarrassing moment of our lives. I feel like I’ve blanked out that part of my life so that I have a hard time piecing it together for this review. Read More
God’s Own Country: Alone Together
What if I told you that Call Me By Your Name is not the best queer film of 2017? Read More
The Disaster Artist: Where Beauty Meets Vulgarity
How does it feel to be the creator of the worst film ever made? Read More
Kesha’s “Praying”: Wishing Wellness After a Storm
We all got to admit that Kesha is the darling of the turn of the decade. By 2010 I filled my gum box sized MP3 player with bops like TiK ToK and Your Love is My Drug. Although I was still a primary school graduate by then, I was trying to learn how to party with my friends (at least in my parents’s house with adult supervision) and Kesha taught me how to do that. Read More
Clueless, Cher Horowitz, and the Quest to Find Ourselves
Spoilers for Clueless. Read More
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: The Power of the Soundtrack
Hi! It’s been a while since I posted on this blog. I will kick off May by talking about one of this year’s most buzzed-about films, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2! Read More
Father John Misty’s “I Love You, Honeybear” Music Video: Modern, Romantic Tragicomedy
Father John Misty is releasing his newest album, Pure Comedy, on April 7th. His songwriting and conceptualizing prowess is one of the strongest in the music industry right now, at least in my opinion. Read More
Beauty and the Beast: An Ode to Square Pegs in Round Holes
My friend who arrived to the United States at the same time as I did – which is around fall last year – is a big fan of this Disney movie; she attended a special screening with merchandise and bonus attributes that costs nearly $40. And that is the first time she’s been in a movie theater since last Summer. Read More
Sorry I Left You on Read!
Somewhere in the middle of the West Javanese expanse, there was a group of high school students in a Christian youth camp. Read More
