Cleaning up the mess when the bubble bursts
When Lifetime first announced the Whitney Houston movie, only two years after her death, disaster was the only logical result. Lifetime has a history of making mockeries out of iconic pop culture figures. I didn’t watch the infamous and universally-panned Aaliyah: The Princess of R&B, but I did watch Liz & Dick, the retelling of the legendary romance between Elizabeth
Last Sunday, some of the world’s biggest music artists performed at the Grammys, the recording industry’s biggest night. It was generally lackluster night, filled with bland and, in some cases, inexplicable displays of the past twelve months of music. By far, the most electrifying performance was given by Kendrick Lamar and Imagine Dragons, while Daft
