Christopher Maggio
Animal Collective sold out Mr. Smalls for a wild, late-night performance.
‘The Girl on the Train’ was 2015’s big literary hit. It might not be 2016’s big cinematic hit, but it’s a fine adaptation.
This month, Pittsburgh hosts the best in dance (Flo Rida), rock (The 1975), jazz (Esperanza Spalding), and singer-songwriter (Gordon Lightfoot), plus a string of other promising shows.
Oakland offers academics, art, and history, so it’s no wonder its pizza shops sometimes get eclipsed despite operating for years. We at Entertainment Central sought to highlight them.
During two days filled with once-in-a-lifetime performances, Metric’s rocked hardest.
Carrie Furnaces, Thrival Music Festival’s new venue, suited both attendees and vendors well for a night of great music and innovation.
Seven years after the landing of Flight 1549, ‘Sully’ reminds us what a truly miraculous day that was.
For the second time this year, the Boss is the month’s big draw, but there are plenty of other great shows, both indoor and outdoor, to satiate your live music needs.
The Park Plan, LoFi phi, and Wreck Loose played terrific concerts at RANT, which this year boasted over 200 musical acts.
A sort-of anti-‘Justice League’ works undercover black ops for the United States government in ‘Suicide Squad,’ another disappointing entry in the DC cinematic universe.
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