Review

Drawing ties to isolation, revisiting Earl Sweatshirt’s second album, “I Don’t Like Shit I Don’t Go Outside,” will help us relate to the present. By Benny Teitelbaum

The mini-series “Little Fires Everywhere” premiered on Hulu last week, adding racism and greater conflict than the novel it was based on. By Kaylyn Buehler

BETC’s rendition of the Charles Dickens classic, “A Christmas Carol,” brings holiday spirit, but offers nothing new. By Lou Abecassis

The CUI arts section looks back at some of the best albums that served as the soundtrack of the 2010s.

ASAP Ferg and Ski Mask The Slump God combined their tours to fill Denver’s Mission Ballroom with a fiery hip-hop performance. By Ben Berman

Denver-based band Fresh Fruit! energized the crowd with soulful, kicky melodies and psychedelic guitar riffs on Sept. 26. By Kaylie Pykkonen

Joan Baez sings to a sold out crowd at Denver’s Paramount Theater Wednesday night as part of her Fare Thee Well Tour. By Georgia Knoles

Up-and-coming indie band Soccer Mommy played a vulnerable set at Globe Hall in Denver on Tuesday. By Zach Cohen.

Black Panther exemplifies what a movie should be. It is political, feminist, poignant and blacker than ever. By Lauren Arnold

Clint Eastwood’s recent project is a cringe-worthy train wreck that features some of the worst acting of the past decade. By Joseph Mason