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YOU is back with another season on Netflix, and it’s more bats**t than ever. It starts out like a sweet suburban household drama, and you’ll be like, “Is this the same show?” But just as soon as you settle into suburbia, it quickly morphs into something entirely different.
I’ll be honest, on paper, this sounds like a hard sell. A period piece set in France during the 1300s with kings and knights and lords and ladies and battle sequences and armor… but it works. It legitimately works.
Tour: What A Song Can Do Tour
Acts: Lady A + Carly Pearce + Niko Moon + Tenille Arts
City: Alpharetta, Georgia
Venue: Ameris Bank Amphitheatre
Date: Saturday, October 2, 2021
Bren Joy has such a unique voice, and his artistry has no bounds. Genre is no limitation for him as he combines R&B, pop, and everything in between. It only makes sense, really, that he would be so good at making music when you consider that he grew up in Nashville. There is no denying his stylistic and vocal range. Combine that with his diversity in playing instruments and sharp songwriting skills, and he’s definitely one to watch.
I talked to the cast of STARZ’s BMF about what it was like to have guest stars like Snoop Dogg appear on the show and wanted to see if they had any stories from being on set together. Needless to say, they did!
With a show set in Detroit, an influential city in rap history, as well as a few musically-involved actor-rappers, the soundtrack of “BMF” reflects that in its variety of music. Let’s dive into the soundtrack…
It grapples with the idea of humanity and brings up conversations on religion, faith, society, and small town culture in such profound ways. Some of the best monologues I’ve ever seen are in this series. It’s thrilling, and it’s horror, but it takes a methodical, psychological approach that is unlike anything I’ve seen in a long time.
One of Us Is Lying premiered its first three episodes exclusively on Peacock this week, and this young adult murder mystery drama might just be your next TV obsession!
Welcome to Music News & Rumors’ 2021 Nashville Film Festival Review Hub, which will be a place to find all of MNR’s reviews for the titles that I screened as part of the festival this year!
This horror flick tackles cancel culture and white privilege while touching on the dangers of social media and high school drama. At times, it feels like it’s leaning a little into a ~woke~ teen thriller category, and it doesn’t work as well as other times. But all in all, it’s a gory story that refuses to let you go once it starts.
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