“Whoa!” I think we have an “Emergency,” because things just got a little “Brighter” for Paramore fans who have patiently been waiting to scream “Hallelujah” for more Paramore. The pop punk band seems to have been feeling the “Pressure,” and after a five year hiatus, the return to the stage for a North American tour, proving they were in fact, “Born for This.” So, “Here We Go Again,” and with this announcement I think it’s safe to say things are “Looking Up” for Paramore and their very patient fans! No, I will not apologize for the Paramore song title puns.…
Author: Derrick Murray
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Here’s a list of 5 film festival titles getting releases in July 2022. Some are on streaming, some are limited theatrical runs.
“The Boys” season 3 is a damn near flawless outing from a consistently great show. Seasons 1-3 available on Amazon Prime Video.
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If you’re like me, the “Stranger Things” craze has become a little overwhelming, especially when you consider the fact that I never got around to watching season 3. I’ll get to it, but the investment of fortitude and consumption vs the amount of mental capacity and time I actually have has put the potential binge on the back burner. The reality is, there is just too much all the time it can become overwhelming, so you rewatch “Schitt’s Creek” for the 1000th time. Some of us would rather binge things that AREN’T the talk of the town. Not to be…
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