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The new incarnation is mostly unrecognizable: It’s a mature, refreshing departure that sacrifices pizzazz for profundity and cutesiness for craftsmanship.
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It’s time for the Francos and the Ansaris of the world to not only claim to be feminist, but have their actions prove it.
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But it can be hard to say “no” when we are taught to put others’ feelings above our own, to be sensitive to others’ needs.
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Whether on our laptops or in our living rooms, television has always been a space of escape, in which our ideologies are reflected back to us.
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We spend the majority of our lives studying and therefore it’s imperative to take some breaks — so why not fill those breaks with lots of laughs?
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The Emmy Awards, much like their film, theater and music counterparts, are annually greeted with both excited buzz and exhausted indifference.
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The Daily Californian’s got you covered with binge-worth TV shows.
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Over the course of just 10 episodes, the first season of Netflix’s “Master of None” won over audiences’ hearts with its relatable and genuinely funny musings on love, loneliness and the all-encompassing struggle of being a millennial. A year and a half later, the second season of “Master of None”
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The eternal question still burns within us all: Which show do we use this spring break to escape from all of the stress that UC Berkeley has caused us?
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This article contains spoilers. Known for his goofy portrayal as Tom Haverford on NBC’s hit comedy “Parks and Recreation” as well as his equally goofy and energetic demeanor as a comedian, Aziz Ansari offers his audience another clever social insight into the life of a millennial with his new television
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