Alternative-rock outfit AFI has come a long way since its punk-rock days of the ’90s, replete with one-minute songs and yelling and screaming about anti-authoritarian themes.
Katy Perry's new album, “Prism,” won’t convert those not already among her legions of fans, primarily because it is exactly what it strives to be — a conventional pop record.
“Camille Claudel 1915” is a meditative and devastating examination of sanity, sexism and artistic silencing from new French extremism filmmaker Bruno Dumont.
