Bee Delores

2025 has been a record year for horror movies. Such theatrical releases as Sinners and Weapons cleaned up at the box office, while others like Shelby Oaks, Frankenstein, and Good Boy brewed up plenty of conversation and acclaim online. Looking deeper into the indie circuit, horror could not be in a better place, with several new faces making bold moves with smart scripts and impressive camera work.

Lotfy Nathan’s The Carpenter’s Son has been marred in controversy for its depiction of a flawed Jesus. Starring Nicolas Cage as The Carpenter, the biblical horror film brings up questions about faith, truth, and humanity’s deeply weak state. The cast, which includes FKA twigs (as The Mother) and Noah Jupe (as The Boy), brings the […]

Catching up with the bewitching songsmith ahead of her album release party at The 5 Spot

Fans who thought Harry Bosch’s story might slow down are getting a very different surprise. The next chapter goes backward instead of forward, with a prequ

The Cowgays talk "Wish I Wasn't Gay," tour dreams and new single "Good Hoedown."

Our music scribes dive into the country champ’s raw and rollicking new LP, sent spinning across the universe by a righteous anger and resolve.

We talk with the Nashville country songsmith ahead of his new LP ‘Heirloom,’ out May 29, and a show at The Basement.

Talking representation and loving country music with one of the few LGBTQ artists booked to perform at this year’s festival

Jennifer Lopez proudly celebrated her child's high school graduation alongside family members during an emotional ceremony in Los Angeles. The milestone ma

SpaceX's record-breaking IPO made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire, and late-night TV, critics, and everyday Americans are reacting loudly. The po