There is no rest for the wicked with this show, and the appeal of it was beginning to lose its momentum. Fortunately, the slippery slope was avoided on this week’s episode, and I lived through a whole full hour without even having to pause to process.
TV Review: Empire (2×03) “Fires of Heaven”
The entire episode this week centered on the war between Lucious and Cookie. Lucious is out of prison, and the now warring companies are battling like school children . . . with music and great fashion.
TV Review: Empire (2×02) “Without a Country”
Essentially, Empire has roots tied into family and music deeper than what most television series can even comprehend. Drama within the Lyon’s den has been its sole entertainment provider, but according to this season, and especially episode two, we see a shake up with who’s under enemy fire, and who have become allies.
TV Review: Empire (2×01) “The Devils Are Here”
After a wildly popular and ground-breaking first season, FOX’s hit show Empire, is back and taking names. The first season saw us through various interlocking story lines while simultaneously becoming more entertaining as it progressed. It’s no wonder a staggering 23.1 million people tuned in to see how it ended.
Music Review: Lana Del Rey Releases New Album ‘Honeymoon’
Honeymoon captures the neon signs of the west, and the desperation of the love that captures the world at large, all wrapped up in a stunning bow that fills us with more angst than joy. The good kind of angst, though. Del Rey is always the queen of the ache in your chest, where your pure white pearls rest against it.
Jess Glynne Releases Debut Album, ‘I Cry When I Laugh’ in the U.S.
Jess Glynne, the voice of a young woman with big dreams has put together an album worth a Grammy and more. From beginning to end, Glynne presents songs worth a listen to individually numerous times. An album equal parts pure and soft pop, it’s already high on my list of favorite albums of all time.
Ms. Star on the Rise: Alessia Cara Debuts New EP ‘Four Pink Walls’
The newly gained success and potential breakthrough for Cara isn’t happening by accident. The EP puts together a new type of Pop that transcends the average repetitive chorus’s in the genre. Cara, having written the songs at the ripe age of seventeen and beyond, brings forth the new frontier of young adults everywhere.
