Billie Eilish

“Barbie” is less about the power and punch of feminism and more about the beauty and humanity at the core of womanhood.

Once separated from the marketing, the music is about as plastic and incorporeal as Barbie herself. 

If you ever feel lost as a growing young adult, these songs are here to remind you that everyone goes through it and you’re not the only one experiencing a multitude of emotions.

The movie is thickly coated in references to ‘90s era classics, from “Clueless” to “Mean Girls” to “10 Things I Hate About You.”

High-spirited energy exchanges are what Duckwrth’s vigorous performances are all about. It’s about traveling electricity, the mutual transfer of SuperGood energy between himself and audiences. His music isn’t made for listening — it’s made for moving.

Only halfway through its second season, “Only Murders in the Building” has proved its solidity through fun new characters and ever-changing suspects in an enthralling murder case.

Sprinting from side to side of the stage, girl in red entranced the crowd, fueling concertgoers with dynamic zest.

“So many of my notebooks are basically lists of words that I just like,” Arlo Parks said in an interview with The Daily Californian. “I can’t really explain it, I just like words.”

It takes risks, it breaks form, and it remains true to what it is — notes on humanity, notes on love, and notes on family. 

From Doja Cat’s Thom Browne “worm dress” to Lil Nas X’s gender-fluid Versace ensemble, here are The Daily Californian’s picks for best-dressed at this year’s VMAs.