Reviews

This is what music is supposed to do.

The singalong chorus that begs to be belted.

Downtown Wichita Falls has another new gathering place and it’s called the Half Pint Taproom & Restoration Hall. Check out the photos and thoughts about our experience at the soft opening over the weekend.

From the good—Emma Watson and the music—to the beastly—LeFou's 'gay moment' joke and the jarring CGI objects, one lifelong Disney fan reviews 2017's 'Beauty and the Beast.'

Looking to try something new in Wichita Falls? The Simple Greek is a must-stop for lunch.

We made a late November visit to Prince's Paisley Park, and the artist's friend and former drummer Kirk Johnson walked us through the compound.

Three years after her last pop studio album, Lady Gaga returns with a brand new sound.

Last night's (August 17) Catfish hopeful exhibited an alarming amount of denial unmatched by any of the show's previous victims.

Disney’s 1977 musical ‘Pete’s Dragon’ was my favorite movie as a kid, one I watched obsessively on VHS. In retrospect, I can now look back on it as an adult and admit it was a pretty awful movie — it was about an orphan whose adoptive family chased him while gleefully singing songs about abusing him. The songs were bad (though my 6-year-old self enjoyed them), the acting was as campy and mawkish, and the shoddy animation looks laughable today. But as much as the movie was a dated element of its time, it still told an emotionally relatable story that, when handled by Disney, can become timeless. It only makes sense that the studio remade ‘Pete’s Dragon,’ keeping that same sentiment, but without the hokey songs and with more impressive visual effects.

After a roller coaster of emotions on whether or not a new seafood restaurant would be hitting Wichita Falls, Reef Street opened their doors Friday.

The very last line of Paul Feig’s Ghostbusters is “That isn’t terrible at all,” dialogue that can only be interpreted as a final nod to a fanbase that has worked itself into a lather fretting about this reboot’s tone, special effects, and particularly its female-centric cast. It feels sort of like when the doctor gives you a pep talk after a shot you’ve been dreading: That wasn’t so bad now, was it?

Like so many Hollywood blockbusters these days, Independence Day: Resurgence ends with a beginning. Before the dust has settled on the final conflict, the next conflict is already set in motion. Rather than tying a bow around the previous two hours of planet-leveling carnage, Resurgence immediately begins teasing another sequel.