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Album Review: Kanye West’s ‘Yeezus’ impresses and offends

He’s not trying to be a hero or anti-hero. He’s not even a villain. On “Yeezus,” as much as before, Kanye West has declared himself God, a rapper and artist of his own dominion without the same rules of conduct or moral compass as mortals. West, too, is a petulant child, an aspect of his deific persona that stomps to make itself heard throughout this 10-song album, the shortest of his career. htt » Read More
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Kelly Rowland's 'Talk A Good Game': A track-by-track review

We go through Kelly Rowland's new album, 'Talk A Good Game,' track by track.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-beat-goes-on » Read More
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Album Review: J Cole goes looking for redemption on 'Born Sinner'

On J Cole's "Born Sinner," the rapper not only takes on Kanye West, but his own demons. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-beat-goes-on » Read More
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'Man of Steel' Family Review: 5 Things Every Parent Should Know About the New 'Superman'

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's the broodiest Superman ever depicted. Director Zack Snyder ("300," "Sucker Punch," "Watchmen"), an ardent comic-book-lover, brings back the Last Son of Krypton's story for a generation too young to remember the late and beloved Christopher Reeve as the "Man of Steel," or care that Bryan Singer attempted a reboot seven years ago. DC Comics' quintessential alien supe » Read More
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'Man of Steel' Review: 10 Things to Know About the New Superman Movie

This weekend, the world's most famous superhero makes his long-awaited return to the big screen. Faster than a speeding bullet, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, "Man of Steel" marks the first time since 2006's underwhelming "Superman Returns" since we've seen Superman at the movies.Reuniting much of the team behind Warner Bros' three incredible Batman films (including director Chris » Read More
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HitFix Crossover: Liana and Katie review The Lonely Island's 'Wack Album'

The Lonely Island's latest musical comedy effort, titled "The Wack Album," has its share of hits as well as some misses. We went through and discussed the album track by track for your reading pleasure.http://www.hitfix.com » Read More
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Melissa McCarthy Reacts to Insult-Filled 'Identity Thief' Review

Melissa McCarthy's performance in "Identity Thief" (whether you like it or not) was all but overshadowed by a now infamous New York Observer review, one that the actress chose not to comment on -- until now.The "Bridesmaids" actress spoke to the New York Times about critic Rex Reed's scathing review of the comedy and his remarks about not only her performance, but her appearance, particularly her » Read More
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Black Sabbath: '13' - Album review

The Rolling Stones aren't the only band to return with a load of doom and gloom.     » Read More
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Review: Goo Goo Dolls' 'Magnetic'

On the band’s latest set, “Magnetic,” out Tuesday (11), lead singer John Rzeznik's as hopeful as he’s ever been. Less guitar-driven and noticeably peppier than some of the group’s past efforts, “Magnetic” is still instantly recognizably the work of the Goo Goo Dolls.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-beat-goes-on » Read More
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Review: The Civil Wars' new haunting single 'The One That Got Away'

The Civil Wars' new single, “The One That Got Away,” released today, is a haunting regretful, cautionary tale. http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-beat-goes-on » Read More
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Alicia Keys live at London's O2 Arena - review

The singer embraced a new phase in her career at London's O2. » Read More
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Review: 'Twenty Feet From Stardom' puts back-up singers in the spotlight

in “Twenty Feet From Stardom,” back-up singers step out of the shadows into the spotlight. It’s an illuminating, if not totally satisfactory, look at their lives on and off stage.http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/the-beat-goes-on » Read More
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