Based on the short-lived 1976 TV series, Electra Woman & Dyna Girl are making a comeback. Or well, getting a reboot. The original actresses, who are well in their sixties now, have been replaced by Grace Helbig and Hannah Hart, two YouTube celebs who originally conceived this as an eight-episode web series.
Because we didn’t have enough movies yet that were based on young adult novels (Divergent, Hunger Games, Twilight,…), they decided to turn another series into a movie. Because… you know, there is money to be made with franchises.
Based on a trilogy by fantasy writer Rick Yancey, The 5th Wave follows a girl named Cassie (Chloë Grace Moretz) who leads your average teenager life until aliens show up and unleash a series of attacks designed to wipe out the entire human race. Suddenly, prom doesn’t seem like that big a deal anymore.
One of the latest bands in a seemingly neverending stream of cool bands out of Philadelphia (Beach Slang, Modern Baseball, Thin Lips, Hop Along and about a zillion others), is Hurry.
Shortly after pulling the plug out of Punch, Meghan O’Neil started Super Unison with Justin Renninger (formerly of Snowing) and Kevin DeFranco on guitar.
Growing up, The Exquisites’ frontman Jason Clackley, who comes armed with a soulful croon, never knew the meaning of the word home.
“Cellophane” is Richie Ramone’s second solo album and the nine songs on it fall between Ramones-y punk rock and the kind of rock ‘n roll you expect from a band playing in some dive bar where people
Normally I associate ‘gurr’ with death metal bands.
I think we can all agree that Predator was an awesome movie.
After having taken a year off from anything band-related, Jimmy Eat World decided to shake things up for their new album, “Integrity Blues”.
Kevin Devine is relentless. When he isn’t making albums under his own name, he’s releasing split 7” or working with the guys from Manchester Orchestra under the Bad Books moniker.
