‘rosie’ by Rosé is a dime a dozen
Rosé’s debut album is a nostalgic but lukewarm attempt at reflection on a past relationship
‘Moana 2’ is wholesome but afraid to rock the boat
The creation of the sequel lacks attentiveness, producing a predictable and disappointing storyline
‘Small Changes’ unravels the depth in the details
Michael Kiwanuka’s fourth album is a quiet memoir of dedication and mellow maturity
‘Wicked’ shines in all of its technicolor glory
The visually stunning and emotional story makes for an exceptional adaptation, despite its lengthy run
‘The Party Never Ends’ is a forgettable farewell
Juice WRLD’s final album is a sad reminder that all parties come to an end
2024 Year in Review
El Estoque’s Arts & Entertainment section revisits significant pop culture media from 2024
‘Ghost Cat Anzu’ haunts its viewers with comedic delight
The animated film charms the audience with stunning graphics and humor but is awkward in its progression
Ken Carson’s ‘A Great Chaos’ tour is the epitome of its name
The rapper’s aggressive artistry lures concertgoers into a never-ending delirium
‘Red One’ makes the naughty list of holiday films with charm
The star-studded movie takes a unique approach but fails to stand out from average Christmas cinema
‘CHROMAKOPIA’ is Tyler, the Creator’s most personal and vibrant record yet
Tyler's new album contains shades of maturity arranged into a colorful mosaic of life experiences
Suki Waterhouse charms her audience with an enchanting performance
Suki Waterhouse’s "The Sparklemuffin Tour" perfectly encapsulates fan’s expectations succeeding the release of her recent album
‘Godspeed’ blesses listeners with its revelry
The Blessed Madonna’s first album overflows with life