Malini Ramaiyer

Cecil Beaton illustrated for Vogue magazine, photographed World War II soldiers and made the elegant, extravagant costumes for “Gigi” and “My Fair Lady.”

Originally from London, Yashere performed in Berkeley for the first time Sunday night to a enthusiastic, hooting crowd at the Freight & Salvage Coffeehouse.

The stand-up comedian, currently based in New York, has kept it simple by centering her material on everyday encounters, such as her warfare with dirty hotel rooms.

You’re Berkeley-ed out — you’ve seen enough movies at Shattuck Cinemas, the Big C is too familiar and your spot on Memorial Glade still has imprints from the last time you sat there. So it’s time to venture out.

“The Work” is not just about prisoners and fatherless sons — broadly, it’s also about people, their protective shields and emotion.

As I grew into the American teenager that I was socialized to be, I felt as though Carnatic music was too far removed from my life to be relevant.

Over the last five years, California has seen a 45 percent increase in incidents of three major STIs — chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis. In 2017, Berkeley reported 898 cases of chlamydia, 367 cases of gonorrhea and 33 cases of syphilis, according to provisional data released by the California Department of Public Health, or CDPH. The number of cases for these three STIs is the highest Berkeley has seen since 2013.

Your voice-commanded systems, such as Siri and Alexa, could be secretly listening to someone else’s commands without your knowledge, as concluded by a recent computer security study conducted by UC Berkeley researchers.

Rigel Robinson, the ASUC external affairs vice president, announced Thursday that he is running for a seat on Berkeley City Council for District 7.