Media Riot

New Episode! In film we look at the return of the dinosaurs, again, in Jurassic World. In music we listen to the latest from Florence and the Machine and their album How Big How Blue How Beautiful. We also listen to former Blink 182 guitarist Tom Delonge's solo debut album To the Stars... Demos, Odds and Ends. And in theater we see if the screen to stage adaptation of Once is successful.

In this Media Riot One Look we look at opening this weekend the remake of the Steven Spielberg classic ghost story, Poltergeist.

New Episode! In movies we're on the road again in Mad Max Fury Road. Also the director of Paranormal Activity, Oren Peli's latest tries to learn the truth about aliens in the movie, Area 51. And in music we get electrified with Mumford and Sons on their new album, Wilder Mind.

In this Media Riot: One Look we look at opening this weekend Arnold Schwarzenegger's latest film titled Maggie.

New Episode! In Movies we look at the Avengers: Age of Ultron. In Music we listen to three new albums. Blur -The Magic Whip, Millencolin - True Brew and Halestorm - Into The Wildlife

In this episode we look at Kenneth Branagh's latest film, Cinderella starring Lily James as Cinderella and Cate Blanchett as the evil stepmother. In music we listen to the latest from the Material Girl, Madonna and her album, Rebel Heart. In theater, we listen to John Lithgow tell us, Stories by Heart. And in Slipped Discs we look back at Kenneth Branagh's film Sleuth.

In this episode we look at Kingsman: The Secret Service starring Colin Firth. In music we listen to Fall Out Boy's latest album American Beauty/American Psycho. We also listen to Bob Dylans's latest album, Shadows in the Night. We take a look back at Pump Up The Volume and its Soundtrack on it's 25th Anniversary. We also have a special commentary on the NC-17 rating, when and how it should be used.

In this episode we look at American Sniper starring Bradley Cooper. In music we listen to Meghan Trainor's debut album called Title. We also listen to Marilyn Manson's latest album, The Pale Emperor. In theater we take a ride on Airline Highway. And a special announcement!

In this episode we look at The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies and also Exodus: Gods and Kings. In music we listen to the latest from AC/DC titled Rock or Bust. And in Slipped Discs we look at Kevin Smith's latest film, Tusk.

In this episode we take a look at director Christopher Nolan’s latest film, Interstellar, starring Matthew McConaughey. In music we listen to the Pink Floyd’s first album in 20 years, the Endless River. We also listen to Lagwagon’s first album in 9 years, Hang. And we also listen to Bette Midler’s new album, It’s the Girls!

In this episode we look at opening this weekend the movie Two Night Stand. And in music we listen to the latest from U2 with their album Songs of Innocence and two debut solo albums one from Gerard Way and his album Hesitant Alien and the other, Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and his solo/side band Tweedy and their album Sukirae.

We look at the latest from Marvel Comic’s movie studio, the Guardians of the Galaxy. In music we take a listen to the latest from Rise Against with their album The Black Market and Weird Al Yankovic's new album, Mandatory Fun. And in theater we sail with Sting on his first foray in musical theater with the show, The Last Ship.

We look at King of the Monsters, Godzilla back at the movie theaters. In music we listen to punk supergroup cover band Me First and the Gimmie Gimmie's latest album, Are We Not Men? We Are Diva! And in Slipped Discs we take a look back at 90's nihilism and the movie the Crow.

A look at Johnny Depp's new techno drama Transcendence. In music we listen to a previously unreleased album for the 80's from Johnny Cash, Out Among the Stars. We also listen to Cloud Nothings new album, Here and Nowhere Else. And in theater we look at the Peter Pan prequel play, Peter and the Starcatcher.

We look at Darren Aronofsky's Noah starring Russell Crowe. In music we listen to Skrillex's first full album Recess and interview him! We also listen to Karmin's first full album, Pulses. In theater we review the new touring production of Joseph and Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat starring American Idol contestant Ace Young. Plus a remembrance of Gwar lead singer David Brockie.

We look at 300 Rise of An Empire. In music, we listen to St. Vincent's self titled album. Also we listen to Comeback Kid's Die Knowing. And in Slipped Discs we look Ralph Fiennes and Gerard Butler in Coriolanus.

We're back for a new season! New reviews of 2 Robocop remakes. A new album from The Lawrence Arms. And American Idiot the musical goes out on tour with a new production.

A look at The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, in music we look at Britney Spear's new album Britney Jean, in theater we look at Elf the Musical and a remembrance of actor Peter O'Toole.

Reviews of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. New album from Eminem - The Marshall Mathers LP 2, Lady Gaga - ArtPop and Scott Stapp (of Creed) - Proof of Life. And a remembrance of actor Paul Walker.

Review of Thor: The Dark World. Also we look at the busy fall record release season with reviews of new albums from Arcade Fire, Korn, Sleigh Bells, Panic! at the Disco, Avril Lavigne and Katy Perry. Plus we take a look at comedian Christopher Titus's latest stand up show, Angry Pursuit of Happiness.

In movies we review Gravity, in music we listen tgo Nine Inch Nails' new album Hesitation Marks, a look at Lionel Richie's first tour in 7 years and the touring production of the 2012 Broadway revival of Evita.

Special Episode we report back from Chicago's Riot Fest!

In movies we review Kick Ass 2, in music we listen to Kenny Chesney's album Life on a Rock and in theater we look at the play, Detroit.

New Reviews of Pacific Rim, new albums from Jay-Z and Phil Anselmo's first solo album and in theater a look at the Book of Mormon.

Reviews of The Lone Ranger, Slipped Discs review of Another Earth, new albums from Kanye West and David Yow and in theater a look at August: Osage County.

Review of Man of Steel, a look back at Sucker Punch, new albums from Black Sabbath and Jimmy Eat World and a look at Chicago's Summer Music Festivals.

Reviews of the movies Now You See Me, The Last Stand and the album Live By the Code by the band Terror.

A review of the second film in the Star Trek reboot, Star Trek Into Darkness.

All things Movies, Music, Theater and Pop Culture. In film, we review Iron Man 3, in music we listen to the Yeah Yeah Yeah's album, Mosquito and Face to Face's album, Three Cords and a Half Truth, in theater we rock out to American Idiot and in Slipped Discs we look at Paul Thomas Anderson's film, The Master.