"As fun and memorable as it is, it’s also one of the most frustrating games I’ve played—no matter the title. Yet, I keep coming back to die repeatedly at the hands of misplaced stepping and nitro explosions."

"Whether it’s dueling Death Eaters, flying on a broom, or sneaking past guards, the Harry Potter series has had its ups, but it certainly has had its downs in the gaming franchise. Here, I rank the series from best to worst."

"If Criss were to release an album or EP with similar-sounding tracks, I would purchase it. Since he confirmed more music is to come, I say he’s got himself a good head start."

"Mitchell is a candid, free musician, taking inspiration from his life and shaping it into worthwhile lyrics. I got the chance to speak with Mitchell about his writing tactics, inspirations, and upcoming album Skyview, set to release soon."

"From the surface, the 11-track record is impressive, but as I got into the nitty-grittiness of the work, the waters became murkier as to how Jonas pulled off a valuable piece of art."

"I allowed some leeway with Lovers since he was close to releasing POLYDANS then, but after over 40 minutes of synth-pop lyrics and rhythm, I found myself disappointed."

"One of the best and longest-running video game franchises, Soulcalibur continues to show players what it means to strive toward a goal—and their destiny—through the means of using unique weaponry." 

"Fans have been long awaiting his anticipated album Skyview, but with the recent release of 'Hate You + Love You,' fans will just have to wait and see what he has in store. For now, the surprise release will suffice." 

"With a career spanning nearly four decades, Barrymore has come close to some devilish misfortunes herself, but what makes her life so tragic and inspiring at the same time? The answer comes with Barrymore’s deep ties to Hollywood starting at such an early age."

"Artist AJ Mitchell dropped his next teaser for his upcoming album Skyview, a music project inspired by the Skyview Drive-In in his hometown Belleville, IL. “STOP” is relatively similar to “Camera’s On” in vocals and presentation; however, the message is on the opposite end of the spectrum." 

"With the instrumentals and use of electric, synthpop, the Peach Tree Rascals make the music of the ‘70s “cool” again." 

"‘Justice,’ however motivational and heartfelt it is, comes easily in second place when it comes to its predecessor. There’s passion here, but the album is a return to the common ground after being on the peak so long."

‘Cameras On’ is a ballad not of love but of patience and brave standing against what it means to be on camera versus. a “real person.” 

"Their 1975 cover of Neil Sedaka’s 'Love Will Keep Us Together' did more than just rack in popularity. It continued the common tradition of husband-and-wife musician groups, like John Lennon and Yoko Ono and Sonny and Cher."

"Perhaps what Swift knows best is that our past never truly leaves us, and even the best of us need to come back to our beginnings sometimes."

"With a fast-paced, alternative sound and stylistic vocals, this superb single is the start to what may be a new sound moving away from the quiet life reflection that enveloped their debut album, This Digital Life."

"The single is a new sound and demonstrates the band’s willingness to push past boundaries of what fans expect and what the band wants to explore, but is more stagnant than other releases."

"Swift’s ‘Fearless (Taylor’s Version)’ knocks it out of the park since her brief pause from her 2020 album releases. She lets her fans know she never forgets her roots and who planted the seed she know eats the fruit of."

"I hope people remember how happy I made them, making them laugh and how much comfort I gave people in hard times." 

"When thinking about female superheroes and villains, there’s a wide span of variety. Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, Scarlet Witch, and many more; but one stands out. Not only for her unpredictability, but as one of the few females to side with a hero and battle him at times." 

"What made the series so unique was not its concept of a thieving raccoon, but its realistic appeal replaced by a world dominated by animal characters."

"Louis Lowry, known for books like Number the Stars, The Anastasia Krupnik Series, and The Silent Boy, reached her peak when she wrote 1993’s The Giver."

"German singer-songwriter Roosevelt delivered a pre-album release surprise on Friday Feb. 12, before his release of POLYDANS later this month. His latest EP Lovers is another electrified generosity of pure genius-ness not unlike the artist."