The elephant on the track at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony is Timothée Chalamet — yes, the people’s prince who seems to have lost favor for his increasingly round-faced conceitedness....

All of the films can be streamed on The Criterion Channel, which offers a one-week free trial.  ‘Losing Ground’ (1982) — ★★★★★ Directed by Kathleen Collins During the quiet hours...

The beautifully chaotic eruption of sounds that is Remi Wolf’s 2024 album “Big Ideas” has been a vital part of my daily rotation since its release. The album’s sixth single, “Pitiful,” blends...

Music and movement filled Sixth College’s West Lawn this past Tuesday evening at “Let It Flow,” an annual Black History Month event that celebrates the Black diaspora through visual and performing...

As soon as I heard that Los Angeles-based group Club 90s would be hosting a “Heated RivalRave” at The Observatory North Park, time stopped and the world spun. I immediately phoned my friends with a...

It is a truth universally acknowledged within the literary community that Jane Austen is one of the most impactful and renowned writers of all time. Her novels explore women’s lives in 19th-century England...

Rating: ★★★​​★ Directed by Markiplier Starring Markiplier, Caroline Kaplan, Troy Baker, Jacksepticeye Rated R Release Date: Jan. 30, 2026 After posting his playthrough of David...

YESTERDAY’S NUMBER ONES Box Office: “Wuthering Heights”  Billboard Hot 100: “Choosin’ Texas” by Ella Langley Billboard 200: “Octane” by Don Toliver  The New York Times Best-Seller...

Bruce Springsteen’s latest single, “Streets of Minneapolis,” written within hours of Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s shooting of Alex Pretti, does not hide his condemnation of ICE’s recent...

Rating: ★★★​​★★ Directed by Aidan Zamiri Producers: Charli xcx, David Hinojosa Starring Charli xcx, Alexander Skarsgård, Hailey Gates, Isaac Cole Powell, Rachel Sennott, Kylie...

Woah, did you just hear that glass shatter? Was that the gun going off for the best supporting actress race, or was it just another class of third graders chasing after Aunt Gladys in “Weapons”?...

Visual artist Amber Ureña’s exhibition “Hasta La Raíz” debuted last Monday at UC San Diego’s Adam D. Kamil Gallery. Ureña spoke with The UCSD Guardian in two interviews, before and during her...