Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

If you were raised on Cartoon Network and trap rap, your sense of reality is fundamentally unlike any other in human history.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The true-life drama packs a deeper message than your average crime flick.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The self-proclaimed ‘mudboy’ insists he ain’t no joke.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

For the Austin musician, it’s about so much more than the fame.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Nobody dies, but trust me, they are just as bad as they sound.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

After some experimentation, Clanton’s return to vaporwave is a psychedelic journey down the rabbit hole.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The newest race-oriented Spike Lee joint is too rooted in America’s past to push the conversation forward.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The latest album from Travis Scott plays out like a boring drug trip at an amusement park.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Bo Burnham’s directorial debut is a flawless depiction of post-millennial youth.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The UK duo’s newest album, ‘I’m All Ears,’ is one of 2018’s best.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

A new radio documentary dives into the mystery surrounding one of the world’s most secretive musicians.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Internet beef between YouTubers isn’t entertaining — it’s weird, it’s lazy and it should stop.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Seriously, insanity.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The Philadelphia rapper’s eccentric debut album, ‘Whack World,’ is a fresh and amusing trip into the mind of its subversive creator.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

It’s scary, yes, but it’s also brilliant.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

From female-led action flicks to independent horror, is this the summer Hollywood finally takes a step in the right direction?

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The Harlem artist’s latest album certainly pushes sonic boundaries, but feels at times like all style and no substance.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Are clickbait and biases the future of mainstream news outlets?

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Has the rapper’s recent behavior robbed him of his artistic achievements?

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Sound ridiculous? It is. Don’t think I can convince you to watch it? Read this.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

An interview with USC student Taylor Seamans, a computational neuroscience major and the founder of Inbtwn. Magazine.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Hollywood’s always had a diversity problem, but are inclusion riders the solution?

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

In an artform full of imitators, the UCLA student’s distinctive style of photography sets her far apart from her contemporaries.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

‘A Quiet Place’ has changed the horror film genre in Hollywood, and it’s exactly what moviegoers were waiting for.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Yes, ‘Tangerine’ did it first, but still. This is the future of film.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The former LSUS student’s strange story is a saddening look into the dark side of internet fame.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The internet sensation has been making waves since her bizarre debut, but there’s more to her story than meets the eye.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

As the founder of JCSoft Inc., the MIT undergraduate is a rising talent with the potential to change the gaming industry forever.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

The Netflix original marks the official return of the once-dead subgenre to the mainstream, but is it a welcome homecoming?

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Are you the sort of person who enjoys bad movies? If so, watch these four films on Netflix to be baffled by their magnificent trashiness.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

At 20 years old, the British filmmaker is already an expert in his craft and a unique voice in the world of indie cinema.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Released three days before his death, J Dilla’s album ‘Donuts’ is a timeless ode to life.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Though most will recognize him as the controversial YouTube persona Filthy Frank, the genuine talent of the Japanese-Australian artist will surprise most.

Jonathan Christian, Northwest Vista College

Maybe they won’t be named at the Oscars this year, but these brilliant new films are definitely worth your time.