Movies to watch when you’re not sober

From brain-melting thrillers to unintentional comedies to pure chaos, these films are best experienced under the influence because they aren’t as fun while sober.
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From brain-melting thrillers to unintentional comedies to pure chaos, these films are best experienced under the influence because they aren’t as fun while sober.
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It must be time for us to throw our chokers into the bonfire along with those Kurt Cobain sunglasses — once a trend becomes a meme, it’s hard to go back.
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Expectations for “Fifty Shades Freed” were pretty low after the train wrecks that were the previous two installments. Yet the film still managed to disappoint.
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Without doubt, “Fifty Shades” proves a worthy contender for worst picture at next year’s Golden Raspberry Awards, a feat the first installment of the widely held series earned last year.
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It’s Valentine’s Day, Bears. While we at the Clog will be out performing Real Investigative Journalism™ (trying to find every candy heart slogan in the box) instead of going out with our significant others, that doesn’t mean you can’t get into the romantic spirit. Thanks to our tireless work, we’ve
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As an English major, I’ve done my fair share of moaning, wailing and teeth-gnashing about the collapse of the market for books — but to be fair, it’s not exactly a mystery why it’s happened.
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Somewhere in its translation to the silver screen, E.L. James’ “Twilight”-based erotic tale “Fifty Shades of Grey” became a rom com.
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So you completely forgot that Valentine’s Day is coming up. Looks like you need to make some plans — fast. Take our quiz and figure out how you should spend the holiday. Image Sources: Torsten Reimer, Taylor McKnight, mySAPL Contact Summer Langton at [email protected]
Leather and latex cover some parts of the bodies at Folsom, but not the parts that society typically asks of clothing. Some folk are bound by rope and chain — others are led by their partner by collar and leash, often wearing full-head leather masks. A woman’s limbs are arranged
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In the heart of downtown San Francisco, at the Marines’ Memorial Theatre, you can hear a pouty, rotund Asian man rhyme “jizz on your belly” with “Ghirardelli.” Wait a few moments, and you can hear him sing — in a ’70s soul style — the geographically and anatomically explicit line,
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