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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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He stated definitively that IGOR is like none of his other albums. Don’t expect a rap album, don’t expect a second Flower Boy.
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The Baba Yaga may never tire, but the same can’t be said of the viewer, who might start to feel the effects of a stretched-out story.
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You haven’t really lived until you’ve watched William Shakespeare garden in his old age, and thanks to “All Is True,” you finally can.
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As the main narrative conduit of the film, Mimaroben is a heroine of little depth beyond an inexplicable optimism that Everything Will Be All Right.
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Glass after glass is poured, but in a wine cellar’s worth of bad jokes and poor timing, the film never achieves a satisfying buzz.
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This energy transferred into the audience as the halcyon crowd jumped around, aggressively pointing fingers up at the boys of Hot Mulligan.
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The spellbinding Brit pop band dazzled in a synth-wave to blow the hipster beanies right off the audience.
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In a sea of local support, the crowd at Cornerstone came together to enjoy some of the best of recent additions to Berkeley’s music scene.
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In full, “Ask Dr. Ruth” is a study in frankness, both in how Dr. Ruth is unabashedly open about her own life experiences and in making discussions around sex accessible to the too-often-repressed public.
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