FoodEEs Ep. 13: Horizon Bakery
Horizon Bakery brings East Asian-inspired cakes and pastries into Cupertino’s dessert scene
Neoni kills it with energy and leaves their audience awestruck
Throughout their “How To Kill A Fairytale” tour, Neoni wows audience with their enthusiasm and charm onstage
‘Soul Mate’ is a poignant show that struggles with the magnitude of its own narrative
The show’s confusing pacing, awkward chemistry and plot points are too much to handle, detracting from its visuals and actors
‘How To Kill A Fairytale’ takes a magical, but uneven, journey
Neoni’s fourth album embraces a darker twist of fairytales but falls almost short of keeping its magic alive
‘HABIBTI’ proves old Drake is still here, but barely
Drake revisits his slower R&B sound, but uneven production and weak writing keep the album from feeling fully authentic
FoodEEs Ep. 12: Bitter + Sweet
The quaint coffee shop has a cozy atmosphere and serves delectable drinks
Glitzy, glamorous and gag-worthy: A look at the 2026 Met Gala
Despite numerous celebrities had surprising successes, most failed to commit to the bit and made this year’s Met Gala a great dissapointment
‘Dancing On The Wall’ gets listeners dancing with experimental production
MUNA utilizes various sounds to create a unique, but simultaneously cohesive fourth album
‘The Great Divide: The Last of Bugs’ successfully explores the aftermath of fame
Kahan’s new album explores the divide between one’s hometown and fame
“Michael” is all bark and no bite
The latest biopic about the King of Pop puts on a show at the cost of authenticity
Snack Attack Vol. 4: Spring Edition
Trader Joe’s spring snacks are all about sprinkles and sugar, but not all of them are fun
‘A Matter of Time: The Final Hour’ carries a timeless charm despite stylistic blunders
Laufey’s fifth album is compositionally gorgeous, if inconsistent