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A satisfying balance of familiarity and novelty, “The Bob’s Burgers Movie” simultaneously captures the delightful essence of its source material while expanding its vibrant universe.
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D.W. Thomas’s debut feature film is awkward, but suitable to its premise as it navigates between different subplots and the typical gore and suspense of a scary movie.
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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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My mom gave me a lot of advice; advice from an infallible person is hard to say no to. But from Berkeley, I didn’t have to say no — she wasn’t there to record the shows.
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Summertime is an ideal time to plop down in front of the TV and take in all sorts of series that might’ve slipped past during the year.
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The days following Donald Trump’s presidential election have been an overwhelming whirlwind of feeling, action and, more often than not, distress. Amid the nonstop news cycle surrounding Trump’s looming presidency, and the onslaught of political vitriol and violence put on display by a newly-emboldened segment of the electorate, it’s essential
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H. Jon Benjamin can walk up the spiral staircase of the Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union without being approached by fans. He can brush past hundreds of waiting college students through the doors of Pauley Ballroom without so much as a few head nods. But as is true for
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What do I do, with a bachelor’s of arts in physics? What is my life going to be? I’ve been asked and have asked this question so many times lately it feels like my recent life is encompassed by this rendition of Avenue Q.
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