This article initially appeared on EW.com.
Kip Moore has made a name for himself weaving vignettes of Southern, blue-collar life and love into rollicking country anthems over the course of two stellar albums. Bursting with Mellencamp-style fire and Seger-style romantic meditations, his most recent release, the chest-pounding Wild Ones, dropped to high critical praise and landed on a number of Best of 2015 lists.
But while that set expanded Moore’s live audience enormously — even into far-off markets like Australia and Europe — it struggled to find the same success at country radio as his 2012 debut Up All Night, which notched...
Kip Moore has made a name for himself weaving vignettes of Southern, blue-collar life and love into rollicking country anthems over the course of two stellar albums. Bursting with Mellencamp-style fire and Seger-style romantic meditations, his most recent release, the chest-pounding Wild Ones, dropped to high critical praise and landed on a number of Best of 2015 lists.
But while that set expanded Moore’s live audience enormously — even into far-off markets like Australia and Europe — it struggled to find the same success at country radio as his 2012 debut Up All Night, which notched...
- 2/10/2017
- by Madison Vain
- PEOPLE.com
Togetherness, Season 1, Episode 3, “Insanity”
Written by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass
Directed by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass
Airs at 9:30 Pm (Et) on Sunday on HBO
The one thing that Togetherness needs to do in order to make it unique compared to the myriad other La-set comedies and dramas, and which it hasn’t done through the first two episodes, is to show why these characters at this specific point in their lives are worth caring about. The first two episodes let the audience get to know this quartet of slightly unhinged people in controlled environments. Whether at Michelle and Brett’s house or at local restaurants and parks, the group interacted for the most part with only each other and assessed the state of their lives from a relatively safe perspective. Here though, it sends them all out in to the city to stand out against a backdrop...
Written by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass
Directed by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass
Airs at 9:30 Pm (Et) on Sunday on HBO
The one thing that Togetherness needs to do in order to make it unique compared to the myriad other La-set comedies and dramas, and which it hasn’t done through the first two episodes, is to show why these characters at this specific point in their lives are worth caring about. The first two episodes let the audience get to know this quartet of slightly unhinged people in controlled environments. Whether at Michelle and Brett’s house or at local restaurants and parks, the group interacted for the most part with only each other and assessed the state of their lives from a relatively safe perspective. Here though, it sends them all out in to the city to stand out against a backdrop...
- 1/26/2015
- by Whitney McIntosh
- SoundOnSight
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