ghostbusters

Director Jason Reitman, son of director Ivan Reitman of the 1984 and 1989 films, bears the legacy of the original movies just as Phoebe carries on her family’s tradition as a ghostbuster in her own right.

UC Berkeley’s campus is situated in a hotbed of performing arts venues, most of which offer relatively inexpensive tickets to students.

And when you spend all that time thinking, and so much of the day reading, it’s natural to develop a laundry list of irrational fears. 

The fifth season of “BuzzFeed Unsolved: Supernatural” offers up six well-crafted, comedic episodes that may not prove that ghosts are real but certainly prove that Bergara and Madej are the most charismatic ghost hunters working today.

This is a ghost story, not because it involves a haunted house, but because it contains a different kind of haunting: a linguistic poltergeist. The persistent specter of fiction creeps into our reality through the language we use to describe it. This is a ghost story about ghost stories.

Students heading home on the 51B toward Rockridge BART on Monday about 4 p.m. saw something strange near College Avenue and Derby Street. According to these students, another 51B bus was parked at the stop, lights flickering and no one apparently inside.

“The Spy Who Dumped Me” has some fantastic laughs, each so well-written and delivered (by McKinnon) that it’s a shame the humor is often sidelined for a nonsensical action narrative.

Residents might become accustomed to their daily lives, but I’ve realized that from this point on, I want to be a tourist in my own home.

There is no excuse for this continued resistance to diversity. Everyone should have heroes who look like them. Every kid deserves that.