How to make a grown man cry
Better left unsaid
There wasn’t a particular reason for my hatred. It was irrational — born of childish whim and sustained on pure willpower.
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Remi Wolf’s ‘Juno’ is explosive, ambitious blend of funky synth-pop
The highly anticipated debut album from Wolf is a nonstop parade of funky beats, whimsical lyrics and kaleidoscopic visuals.
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Remi Wolf singles ‘Guerrilla,’ ‘Sexy Villain’ amplify artist’s energetic sound
With lyrics that are sometimes nonsensical, “Guerrilla” and “Sexy Villain” prioritize fun and levity over deep, profound storytelling.
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Paul Nicknish talks about playing bass in UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra
Nicknish has been one of the seven bass players in the UC Berkeley Symphony Orchestra, or UCBSO, since his freshman year. He also plays in UC Berkeley’s Chamber Orchestra and a campus jazz ensemble.
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Haley Reinhart talks ‘Lo-Fi Soul,’ headlining tour
Now, having released her first original album, Lo-Fi Soul, last month, the Chicago artist is hitting the ground running in 2019.
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Re-learning the lyrics to my mother’s favorite songs: A personal essay
I cling to the music that makes me desperately long for memories I myself have not yet experienced. I retreat back into the comfortable embrace of the oldies to which my mother danced — she would take my hands in hers and spin me around our tiled floor.
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‘Behind the Curtain: Todrick Hall’ seamlessly weaves personal, universal, creative threads into dazzling narrative
The documentary, directed by Katherine Fairfax Wright, focuses in on the creation of “Straight Outta Oz” and the process of developing it for a summer tour.
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Transforming adversity into art: An interview with ‘Behind the Curtain: Todrick Hall’ director Katherine Fairfax Wright
“Behind the Curtain” transcends its basic purpose as a biopic of YouTube celebrity and former “American Idol” contestant Todrick Hall.
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5 famous Cal students you may not have known about
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Election 2012: pop star politics
T.S. Eliot was right. April really is the cruelest month. Except for April 12 (my birthday a.k.a. the best day in the world), the month doesn’t have that much going for it. It’s a predictably pleasant month. Sometimes there’s sun. Sometimes there’s rain. Sometimes there’s a collective groan that can
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