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As her summation of herself at the top of her act suggests, Gill isn’t all that interested in personas. She prefers instead to roll out her raw personality, with the volume dialed up about 10 notches.
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With “Spider-Man: Far From Home” hitting theaters, it’s only appropriate to look back at the web-slinger’s storied on-screen history and separate the worst from the best.
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The interviews that this series patches together highlight the creative minds of the men who made this landmark issue possible.
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The show’s co-hosts certainly aren’t doing anything resembling real detective work, but as the show’s title suggests, that’s really not the point.
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But, I told myself, if Thor could handle having to battle the Hulk on a trash planet, I could handle UC Berkeley. And so I did. I closed out my mostly joyful, occasionally thorny freshman year at Cal, feeling like a newly-minted adult.
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When “The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People” first premiered in 1895, critic William Archer said in The World: “(The play) imitates nothing, represents nothing, is nothing, except a sort of rondo capriccioso, in which the artist’s fingers run with crisp irresponsibility up and down the
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The fact that they’re able to pull it off and still have a great deal of fun with each other is a testament to the company members’ understanding of the art form and their great comfort with one another — necessary ingredients in any comedy troupe.
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Avengers assemble! In episode four of Reel Talk, Daily Cal arts and entertainment staffers Grace Orriss (a Marvel lover) and Jackson Murphy (a Marvel hater) rank all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films and talk about the road to Avengers: Endgame.
One imagines this is one of the things that makes a great magician — audiences must be charmed enough that they’re willing to be fooled.
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“(Murals) allow me to make my work a lot more public. So people don’t have to pay to purchase the work to go see it, they don’t have to pay to go to a museum, they don’t have to go to a gallery,” she said.
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