Author: thatonegirlwhoreviews
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The Grammy’s: 2025’s best and worst hits
Music’s biggest night is here once more and with it comes one of fashion’s biggest nights: The Grammy’s red carpet. Musicians, influencers and nobodies alike flock to the carpet to show off some daring leg slits, over-the-top accessories and questionable haircuts. While some celebrities showed up and showed out, others probably would’ve benefitted from just…
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Protected: Sabrina Carpenter’s “Short ‘n’ Sweet” is short, sweet and a whole lot of fun
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“Deadpool & Wolverine”: A nostalgia-filled dumpster fire that pales in comparison to it’s predecessors
Perhaps it was the Fox and Disney merger that did it or maybe it was the fact that Ryan Reynolds is a bit outdated when it comes to comedy now, but Marvel’s newest installment into the Marvel Cinematic Universe was by far one of the worst films of the year. Deadpool and Wolverine hit theaters…
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Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology’: a humorously poetic approach to the trials and tribulations of past relationships
When I see the words “tortured” and “poetry” together, a part of me wants to assume that perhaps I’m about to divulge in the most pretentious piece of art I’ve ever encountered. I’ll admit: I was scared going into Taylor Swift’s “The Tortured Poets Department” because the sheer dramatics of the title was quite jarring…
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Olivia Rodrigo’s deluxe album ‘GUTS (spilled)’ is a testament to her songwriting ability and her versatility as a musician
Many albums don’t need a deluxe version. In fact, it’s pure capitalistic greed from consumers and producers alike that allow artists to create these versions of their albums with only a few extra “never-before-heard” songs (that have definitely been making the rounds on Twitter for months prior), slapping a “deluxe” sticker on the front and…
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The Oscar’s rundown: award season’s biggest winners and losers
Every year, on one fateful Sunday in March, actors and actresses alike put on their best (and worst), getting ready for what’s bound to be one of the most exciting nights of their career. But for some, (I’m looking at you, 12-time Oscar loser Bradley Cooper), it’s just another Sunday. On March 10 at the…
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2024 Grammys Red Carpet: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
While some people get out the drinks and hors d’oeuvres for Super Bowl Sunday, I personally pregame my favorite Sunday in February with red carpet reviews of some of the best and worst fashion of the year. Music’s biggest night has brought some stunning pieces, cementing some pop stars as fashion icons. But, as with…
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Protected: ‘Anyone But You’ brings back the raunchy 2000’s rom-com that the people have so desperately longed for
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‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ continues the legacy of an almost perfect book-to-film adaptation franchise
In a world pre-Katniss and Peeta, it’s hard to believe that anyone would really take interest in characters we’ve yet to meet and don’t really want to know (I’m looking at you Coriolanus Snow). Yet, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes provides not only a beautifully deep backstory to the wretched President of Panem, it…
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‘The Eras Tour’ movie is a phenomenon in its own right
From multiple album releases a year to a worldwide tour and now a remarkable concert film, Taylor Swift has taken what only an artist can dream of and made it into a reality. The Eras Tour is the one place everyone wants to be, and yet, Ticketmaster made it almost impossible for fans to get…
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