Single Review: “Get Enough”
New year, new me. Paul McCartney makes a predictable stylistic U-turn in his latest single, “Get Enough.” The new year is barely underway,
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Arts & Entertainment
Film Review: The Favourite
“The Favourite” exposes the wicked and ribald high jinks behind palace walls. Often known for his surreal and outlandish cinematic pieces, director Yorgos
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Film Review: “Bandersnatch”
“Bandersnatch” brings us a step closer to a long sought-after interactive experience, but fails to deliver much else. It’s either a sci-fi premise
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Artists to Look Out for in 2019
With 2019 finally here, there are several artists to expect big things from in 2019. Here are a few artists to keep an
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Film Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Moving and beautifully filmed, “If Beale Street Could Talk” shares a representative story about love and injustice. James Baldwin was one of the
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Film Review: Aquaman
Fun action scenes and visual effects keep “Aquaman” entertaining despite a confusing plot and an unnecessarily lengthy run-time. Earning over $822 million worldwide,
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The Morality of Posthumous Music Releases: Continuing or Corrupting a Legacy?
In recent months, the music industry has seen tragic losses of life, raising questions regarding how to handle the unfinished art that is
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Film Review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse
“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” combines smooth animation and novel writing into a movie unique to a market saturated by generic action flicks. Starting
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Concert Review: P-Lo’s “Prime” Tour
Bay Area favorite, P-Lo, began his Prime Tour at UC San Diego, where he delivered a middle-of-the-road performance for loyal fans. With rain
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Album Review: “Some Rap Songs” by Earl Sweatshirt
Earl Sweatshirt, product of rap collective Odd Future, made an experimental splash in the hip-hop community with his new album, “Some Rap Songs.”
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