Sufjan Stevens’ ‘America,’ ‘My Rajneesh’ are lamenting portraits of Americana
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Both “America” and “My Rajneesh” feel very much like the culmination of Stevens’ niche artistry.
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Queer updraft guides wings of Boom! Studios’ ‘Wynd #1’
“Wynd #1” is an exciting foray into queer high fantasy, something that we’re seeing a lot of in Dungeons and Dragons communities, which have bled into the comic scene in a big way.
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de Young Museum brings internationally acclaimed ‘Soul of a Nation’ exhibit within its gates
With “Soul of a Nation” exploring the range of the Black experience in two prominent decades of its history, the de Young brings viewers the chance to put the Black back in Black history month.
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San Francisco fans bid farewell to Joel Hodgson at ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ live show
It was an inescapable fact: This tour would be the swan song of celebrated Captain Hodgson’s topsy-turvy ship.
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2nd queer Oscars honors, uplifts best LGBTQ+ films of 2019
To make up for their snubs, we’re once again doing our part to recognize the best LGBTQ+ films released last year.
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‘FEMLINS!’ is camp galore, so much more
“FEMLINS!” comes as the latest entry in the string of parodies staged by Christ at The Castro Theatre.
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Two Peas in a Podcast episode 7: A Very Harry Potter Christmas
Killer plot holes, and magical misunderstandings abound! Join Maisy, Areyon and special guest and former theater beat Kate Tinney as they embark on their last magical adventure of the semester.
The Daily Californian’s guide to the best art of 2019
Daily Cal arts editors Anagha Komaragiri, Grace Orriss and Areyon Jolivette discuss staff picks for the best in television, music and film in 2019.
The Daily Californian’s Arts Awards 2019
In many ways, art in 2019 has been defined by its dynamism. But with the end of several phases, stories and sagas comes a new decade of art that promises to be more dynamic, daring and diverse than ever before.
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San Francisco debut of ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ is a magical return in a new medium
And that magic, beyond spells and mischievous bookcases, is a throughline for the entire production.
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