The crew returns with our MMH spin on monthly NBA Power Rankings. Eat your heart out hoops heads!
The Adele Eclipse
Adele has asserted herself as the queen of the stars. Accident or master plan?
Oh Yeah, I Guess It Makes Me Smile: Five Reflections on Nevermind
Starting today, the Nevermind 30th Anniversary Editions are available featuring 70 previously unreleased Nirvana tracks. To commemorate the release, five MMH contributors from three distinct generations take turns revisiting the singular album.
MMH NBA Power Rankings: October 2021 Edition
Hello and welcome to the inaugural Music Movies & Hoops NBA Monthly Power Rankings. This isn’t your normal Power Rankings as we’ll incorporate the full triumvirate of our themes, something you, the reader, cannot get anywhere else!
Decadepalooza III: The 1980s
MMH contributors Nate Mondschein & Simon Pruitt are back with another installment of everyone’s favorite time-traveling-music-festival-thought-experiment, focusing in this installment on all the best synth-happy, LINN-drum lavished, leather-laden tracks of the 1980s!
Who Dies First in Movies, and Why?
Picture this. You wake up as a 17-year-old counselor at Camp Crystal Lake, home of the infamous Jason Vorhees. You’ve seen this movie before. Even if you haven’t, you know how it’s going to end. Preventing such a gruesome outcome for you and your friends becomes an instant priority.
Before No Time To Die – A Few Bond Favorites
In celebration of the upcoming release of No Time To Die (the 25th installment in the James Bond official film cannon), MMH contributors Cody Tannen-Barrup, Dave Haffner, Simon Pruitt, Sasha Klare-Ayvazian, and Nate Mondschein talk up a few of their favorites from the 007 series.
Decadepalooza II: The 1970s
Roughly ten fictional years after Nate Mondschein and I tore our respective houses down at our 1960s music festivals, we’re back to put on two more unforgettable shows.
Be Like The Matrix: A Desperate Movie Fan’s Plea
Who does Hollywood have to blame for failing to maintain the quality and ingenuity of films like The Matrix? Only itself.
Why Do We Still Buy Records?
They’re outdated, overpriced, and objectively inefficient, yet we’re still obsessed with them.
Decadepalooza I: The 1960s
To honor this summer’s return of music festivals, MMH contributors Nate Mondschein & Simon Pruitt travel back to the 1960s for the first installment of their historical-music-festival-fantasy-draft series, DECADEPALOOZA!
6 Burning Questions from Space Jam: A New Legacy
Can LeBron win without all-star cartoon teammates? Plus five other burning questions we have about Space Jam: A New Legacy.