Do you want alternative? Do you want alternative? Metallica gives you alternative, bay-bee! After the early-Nineties alt-rock explosion, bands that had made it big in the Eighties largely pulled their ...

HBO's Sarah Jessica Parker-produced doc pays tribute to the freedom-of-expression champion and queer community activist who took on a corporate monolith and won a national censorship battle. By David ...

A wide variety of Bowman Baseball products arrived at the shop this week, including the affordable mega box version. In the classic rookie and prospect-driven product, I decided to crack into one of ...

In 2019, a photo posted on the message board 4chan gave rise to the creepy concept of the Backrooms — an endless maze of what appeared to be abandoned corporate offices, with beige carpets, yellow ...

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We were looking longingly at the blaster wall I recently filled, ready to pounce on a box. For just north of 40 dollars, you get your hands on six packs of ten cards and, quite honestly, have as good ...

It's the Japanese director's gentle version of a high-concept tech fairy tale. Except that it mostly just sits there. At different points, “Sheep in the Box” is all those movies (and maybe a few more) ...

For those who think AV receivers are lacking in functionality or performance, Marantz has a solution for you, and it won’t break the bank. For music and movie lovers who want the best musical and ...

Cannes: Koreeda begs us not to delegate our imaginations to AI in a winsome grief drama that lacks feeling. To some extent, that’s by design, as the original script’s two major human characters — a ...

“Sheep in the Box,” Hirokazu Kore-eda’s movie about androids, artificial intelligence and found family, plays out in exactly the ways you might think a Kore-eda film about those subjects would, and is ...

Who do the dead belong to? This strange but thoughtful question is incredibly on brand for Japan’s Hirokazu Koreeda, and he explores it in one of his purest, most dreamlike films to date. Built around ...