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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Tinashe's 'Popstar' Math Doesn't Show Its Work │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Tinashe's Popstar reads like an employee training video for wannabe idols. There's a liminal quality to the work: like she's slowly rolling the TV to the front of the seminar, a technology that looks both 20 years old and somehow chic again, worth paying attention to. Then she hits play. The album has finally arrived, but its title now feels more like a certification than it does a musical concept. Its R&B and experimentalism are refined and polished. The artist sounds both ready and rested, off
Charli xcx Threw a Party 4 Toronto That Was Unquestionably Also a Rock Show │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Throughout this album cycle, there's been plenty of discussion about what exactly Charli xcx means by "rock." Is Music, Fashion, Film really a rock album? Or is she making fun of the genre? Is the posturing actually sincere? Is any of it authentic? What's PC Music, anyway? Are skinny jeans back? Will I die one day? So when Charli opened her set at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena on Monday night (September 21) with the polarizing and brilliant "Rock Music" while flanked by billowing flame funnels, the
'Resident Evil' Is a Wildly Inventive Reboot That Nearly Lives Up to Expectations │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Starring Austin Abrams, Zach Cherry, Kali Reis, Paul Walter Hauser, Johnno Wilsonide Zach Cregger's resume comes paired with the unfair baggage of expectation. After the surprise genius of Barbarian and the near-perfect tonal balancing act of Weapons, he's become one of cinema's most exciting and original voices. Resident Evil arrives, then, less as a new franchise entry in the world of beloved video games and more as the first chance audiences have to watch Cregger play inside a massive, famili
'Insidious: Out of the Further' Is a Laughable Imitation of Better Films │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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Starring Amelia Eve, Lin Shaye, Sam Spruell, Brandon Perea, Maisie Richardson-Sellers, Laura Gordon, Joseph Lopez, Island Austin The Insidious franchise has always had an old-school energy that's easy to both forgive and appreciate. They're classical, low-rent smoky soundstage spookshows that house a bit of a Castle-esque quality to them. At their best, they rank among some of the scarier mainstream ghost stories of the past century. At their worst, they can be embarrassingly bad. And Insidious:
'Ray of Light' and the Shroud of Death: What Madonna and William Orbit Taught Us About "Otherworldly" Chemistry │ Exclaim! (opens the original)
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The pair's collaboration offered revelations about pop music — and life itself "I fell into a galaxy of unrealized dreams," Madonna wrote about collaborating with William Orbit on her massive 1998 comeback album Ray of Light in an open tribute letter to the legendary producer. The message was published August 8, a day after Orbit's death on July 23 was announced via his social channels. "I realized that music did not have to fit into categories or genres," she continued. "So we created our own."
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