Get it down. Take chances. It may be bad, but it's the only way you can do anything good

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Black Pumas

BEATS

RHYMES

& LIFE
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Colors, new music from Black Pumas

Their album, Black Pumas, is out now.

Musk Ming

ART
SKOOL

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Waves

F  i  l  m

S K O O L

A   F I L M   I S   A   P E T R I F I E D   F O U N T A I N   O F   T H O U G H T

Popular high-school athlete Tyler (an astonishing Kelvin Harrison Jr. who also shines in Luce) lives a seemingly privileged life. An all-star wrestler with a loving girlfriend and a supportive, affluent family, he spends his days training, and his nights partying. But beneath the fragile veneer of perfection, cracks are beginning to show. Under constant scrutiny from his overbearing father, ignoring the reality of a potentially serious shoulder injury and reeling from an unexpected development in his romantic relationship, Tyler's world looks set to implode. As the pressures around him steadily mount, a series of events are put in motion which threaten not only Tyler's happiness, but also the lives of the people he loves the most. To give too much away would risk spoiling the unforeseen complexities of this devastating family drama, which consistently surprises and astounds with its bold narrative ambition and bravura visual language. Once again, Shults continues to prove himself one of contemporary cinema's most distinctive filmmaking talents, crafting an intricate tale which is at once bracingly experimental yet always emotionally accessible.   BFI.

Waves, a film by Trey Edward Shults.

A man is the sum of his misfortunes. One day you'd think misfortune would get tired but then time is your misfortune

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Labrinth

BEATS

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Something's Got To Give, new music from Labrinth.

His album, Imagination & the Misfit Kid, is out now.

You don’t love because: you love despite; not for the virtues, but despite the faults

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Jon Vinyl

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RHYMES

& LIFE
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N29, new music from Toronto artist Jon Vinyl

His EP, Dangerous, is out now.

Dreams have only one owner at a time. That's why dreamers are lonely

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North By Northwest

TIRED OLD

QUEEN

AT THE

MOVIES

Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint are on the run from spies, the CIA and possibly each other in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic cross country tale of suspense, North By Northwest (1959).

With a supporting cast headed by a suave James Mason as the head of the spy ring, Martin Landau as his gay henchman and Jessie Royce Landis as the comic relief, playing Grant's wisecracking mother, it’s a witty, suspenseful, ride with a fabulous score by Bernard Herrmann, that will keep you on the edge of your seats from beginning to end.  Steve Hayes