An injured zebra, a hyena, an orangutan and a Bengal tiger are stranded on a lifeboat with a young Indian man. Things could get complicated. (continue reading...)

Even though Lana Del Rey’s newest album is good, it’s nowhere near paradise. (continue reading...)

Only one dynamic duo could pull off rapping about drug abuse and shopping in the same album: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, in their newest EP “The Heist.” (continue reading...)

Florence Welch is odd. She’s ditzy, peculiar and bizarre. But her deep, mysterious and dark lyrics combined with the chilling slides of her voice make her a remarkable musician. (continue reading...)

Few students can say they didn’t grow up on a healthy combination of Dr. Seuss' “Oh the Places You’ll Go,” “The Cat in the Hat” and “Horton Hears a Who.” Less well known is his pro-environmental classic, “The Lorax,” which premiered on the big screen March 2, Dr. Suess’ birthday. (continue reading...)

Playing in theaters packed with high school and college students, “Project X” embodies every teenager’s fantasy party. No, scratch that – every teenage male’s fantasy party. (continue reading...)

Following weeks of tremendous hype, Bruce Springsteen’s 18th studio album finally hits record stores tomorrow. “Wrecking Ball” is not the Boss’s finest work, but it does successfully blend adventurous instrumentals with well-written lyrics to deliver a powerful message sure to hit home with 2012 Americans. (continue reading...)