Book Retrospective: “Hunger” – A Novella and Short Stories
Lan Chang captures the Asian immigrant story and cultural experience with widely engaging and vivid prose as each page and every story contemplate
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Arts & Entertainment
Matthew’s Video Store: Jacques Demy’s “Les Parapluies de Cherbourg”
With the oversaturation of mediocre content on streaming services, it can be hard to find films of substance. Kanopy, which all UCSD students
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episode 8
Just when things seem to be coming together, the show’s finale throws another storyline into the already-crowded mix. It feels like false advertising
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2022 UCSD Film Festival – A Student Blockbuster
Triton TV hosts UCSD’s very first student body film festival and creates a sense of community along the way. Movies. Film. Cinema. The
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TV Review: “Heartstopper”
“Heartstopper” delivers the epic queer teenage love story that is much-needed in entertainment. Adapted from the graphic novel of the same name by
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Essay: Are We Watching the Death of Variety in Theaters?
With massive-budget blockbusters taking hold of the box office, independent films seem to occupy fewer theaters. This, coupled with lower sales could spell
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episodes 6-7
The penultimate episodes of Season 1 add interesting depth to Tokyo’s underworld, but too many new elements leave the show feeling unfocused. Ansel
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Book Review: “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone”
Lori Gottlieb’s memoir is an ode to human connection painted humorously with stories from her and her patients’ lives. Its rather optimistic lens
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Review: “The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent”
Screen legend Nicolas Cage shines in the role he was born to play … himself, where he rediscovers friendship, family, and his love
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TV Recap: “Tokyo Vice” – Episodes 4-5
“Tokyo Vice” raises the stakes with shifting relationships, surprising backstories, and a potential gang war. When we last saw reporter Jake Adelstein (Ansel
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