Kelly Catlin

New Jersey

Writer at Freelance

TV Features Writer at Collider

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Articles

Album Review: Ghost — Skeletá -

2 weeks ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Skeletá blends haunting darkness with raw emotion. Ghost’s Skeletá is an album that doesn’t just push boundaries—it amplifies their signature sound. Even though it carries the band’s dark, theatrical vibe that fans can’t get enough of, it also offers a deeper glimpse into more introspective themes. The band isn’t known to shy away from the contemplative; this album is unabashed proof. “Peacefield” grabs the mood by the horns, its sound brooding and pensive.
Album Review: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs — Death Hilarious -

3 weeks ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Calculated chaos at its finest. Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are back with their latest album, Death Hilarious, filled with a sound that strips away pomp and circumstance and doesn’t care about being polished or overly structured. Their latest record is undeniably gritty and chaotic, infusing heavy riffs with lyrics that refuse to cater to societal norms while pushing boundaries.
Album Review: Coheed and Cambria — Vaxis – Act III: The Father of Make Believe -

1 month ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Coheed and Cambria’s latest exploration of sound and storyThe Father of Make Believe, Coheed and Cambria’s latest and 11th studio offering, is a prime example of a band that seamlessly balances intricate storytelling with dynamic instrumentals. Without compromising or abandoning their signature sound, this stunning and visceral album showcases the band’s progressive rock style, venturing into uncharted territory. The result?
Album Review: The Wildhearts — Satanic Rites of the Wildhearts -

1 month ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Wild, reckless, and unapologetically loudThe Wildhearts’ most recent studio album, Satanic Rites of the Wildhearts, is a perfect testament to a band with undeniable staying power and an infectious tune that transcends genres. Even as the album packs itself with the band’s trademark infusion of power pop, punk, and hard rock, it’s evident that Satanic Rites of the Wildhearts is determined to reinvent the wheel, offering something new.
Album Review: Scorpion Child — I Saw The End As It Passed Right Through Me -

2 months ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Scorpion Child delivers a brooding yet invigorating albumScorpion Child has another offering for fans: their latest album, I Saw The End As It Passed Right Through Me. Packed with plenty of electrifying, classic rock-inspired sounds and more than a few nods to the glam metal of yesteryears, this Austin-based rock band is blowing out speaker cabinets with its mysterious and completely primal new album.
Album Review: Spiders — Sharp Objects -

2 months ago | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Sharp Objects offers the perfect blend of nostalgia and modern popFilled with fun, infectious energy, Spiders’ Sharp Objects emerges as a masterful testament to what listeners can expect from this Swedish band. From start to finish, this refreshing new album offers an exhilarating ride with dynamic lyrics that offer something for everyone. Through a perfect blend of melodies, the album makes for an effortless listen throughout the day.
'The White Lotus' Season 2 Recap: What You Need To Remember Before Season 3

2 months ago | collider.com | Kelly Catlin

The White Lotus, created by Mike White, returns for a third season, and audiences are ravenous about what's in store next. Before heading down to the White Lotus Thailand, you might need a refresher on where we last left off. Although the initial two seasons were independent storylines, there were some crossover characters, such as Tanya (Jennifer Coolidge), who sadly perished at the end of Season 2 in a death that we couldn't help but laugh at.
Album Review: The Hellacopters — Overdriver -

Jan 31, 2025 | music.mxdwn.com | Kelly Catlin

Three decades of musical geniusIt feels as if new musical trends crop up daily, leaving music lovers searching for bands with staying power. One band seamlessly blending music scene permanence with talent is the Swedish rock band The Hellacopters. Formed in 1994, the quintet has delivered one incredible album after the next ever since.
Jason Bateman Became the Villain We Didn't Know We Needed in Netflix's Massive Thriller Hit

Jan 29, 2025 | collider.com | Kelly Catlin

Jason Bateman is the actor Hollywood can't seem to get enough of, ever since he first made his way onto the silver screen in Teen Wolf Too (1987). Over the years, his roles have diversified and become increasingly complex, and his latest movie, Carry-On, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra and costarring Taron Egerton, is another testament to Bateman's acting chops.
Controversial Stories About Cancelling Plans That Had People RSV-Pissed

Jan 16, 2025 | ranker.com | Kelly Catlin

From Redditor u/throwawayz_12345:I (32f) have been with my wife Ava (34f) for 8 years now, but we’ve been married for 5. She was a single mom of three kids when we started dating, she had two daughters (now 10 and 12) and a son (now 16). I’ve watched these kids grow up, I’ve read the bedtime stories, done bath time, the first days of school, pta meetings, all of it. I very much consider them to be my kids, and they’ve been calling me mom for almost 6 years now.