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My hair is what you might call straw-like, over-bleached and basically dying. I started highlighting my hair in seventh grade out of a fear of losing my natural blond to my ever-encroaching brown roots. Since then, I’ve gotten highlights probably every three to six months — I’m 20 now, so
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“Dear April,” the first of two Frank Ocean singles released in 2020 so far, finds him quietly resurfacing in a time of contemplation and reflection.
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Although Berkeley’s weather is not quite up to date with summer, there is no doubt that soon, we’ll have the perfect weather to dip our toes in the water.
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Best building: Berkeley Way West UC Berkeley’s psychology, public health and education departments may have been disappointed to have to pack up their old offices when, in 2018, they were told they’d be moving to the new building on Berkeley Way. Little did these faculty and staff members know that
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With The Daily Californian’s arts & entertainment department coming out with a new podcast, “Popcorn Paperback,” in October, there’s no time like the present to examine the world of podcasts. Here is the Daily Cal’s guide to some of the best arts podcasts you’ve been missing out on.
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At this point, Bachelor in Paradise has enough love triangles to make a geometry teacher confused. Jenna is the second blonde distraught over who to pick.
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I had never been friends with people so different from me. Anything that could go wrong with your roommates had crossed my mind.
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As artistic director, Arshonsky intends to use her position to even further develop the foundation of independence and creativity that Thrive has already established.
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The feeling I get, more and more, is that “in defense of the short album” might actually start translating to “in defense of the album.”
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By trying to fix something that wasn’t broken, The Weeknd, real name Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, breaks it all with Starboy — our hearts, our ears and his soul. Somewhere amid the 18 tracks, we lose The Weeknd, and The Weeknd loses us. But rather than heading off into the elusive darkness
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