Singer-songwriter Matt Nathanson isn’t afraid to share his feelings with you, for better or worse. Known for his platinum single “Come On Get Higher,” his blend of rock, folk, and pop, and his appreciation for all things pop culture (his…
Album Review: Plain White T’s – “Parallel Universe”
If you turned the radio on at all in 2007, chances are you’ve come across the Plain White T’s. After working their way through the suburbs of Chicago and the city’s underground music scene, the Plain White T’s achieved mainstream…
From the Record Crate: Lady Gaga – “The Fame” (2008)
With six studio albums, nine headlining tours, and an upcoming role in the most recent reboot of A Star is Born under her belt, it’s fascinating to remember Lady Gaga’s start as a straight-up dancepop artist. After dropping out of…
Album Review: Halestorm – “Vicious”
Hard rock group Halestorm has built quite the career for themselves over the past few years–the type of career that comes with heavy expectations for a new release. Originally a family band (no joke–lead vocalist and guitarist Lzzy Hale and…
The Parent Trap 20 Years Later
With the arrival of its 20th anniversary, it’s time to take a look back at one of the best remakes ever: The Parent Trap. Introducing the world to Lindsay Lohan in her iconic roles as both Hallie Parker and Annie…
95 Thoughts on Mamma Mia! 10 Years Later
With Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again coming out, many people have had the original Mamma Mia! at the front of their minds. While it may not be the best movie adaptation of a stage musical out there, there’s something…
Album Review: Dorothy – 28 Days in the Valley
Although the band Dorothy’s debut album was called Rockisdead, it proved the exact opposite–their band, led by lead singer and namesake Dorothy Martin, help prove that rock was still very much alive. Their work quickly drew comparisons to that of…
