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The next time you contemplate cancelling your Netflix subscription because you simply can’t find anything half decent to watch, reconsider the dire mistake you’re about to make and give one of these fab five a trial run.
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I have been away for just under a week and already feel completely out of touch with my former blasé American culture, but I promise to reach deep within that old part of myself each week and bring forth the best of what it and Berkeley have to offer.
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As an actress, Sandra Oh has paved the way for Asian-American artists, becoming the first Asian-American person to win Best Actress in a Television Drama. As host, she highlighted her community and called out examples of whitewashing.
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Awards show season has commenced with Sunday’s 76th annual Golden Globe Awards, a time of year full of unfulfilled hopes that somehow or someday the awards givers will meet audience’s expectations. Unfortunately, this year was not an exception to any rule.
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The 76th Golden Globes were last night, and considering it was a rather lackluster and mostly puzzling evening, it was pretty much just like any other day here at UC Berkeley.
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Even for an institution as terminally sanitized as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the group’s newly announced changes to its telecast read as its deepest kowtow yet.
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Theaters aren’t going anywhere, at least for Berkeley. The city’s cinema scene has managed to exist outside the typical film industry narrative.
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It’s time for the Francos and the Ansaris of the world to not only claim to be feminist, but have their actions prove it.
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I was looking at two of my favorite directors of the year in the same frame and I remembered just how much “Get Out” and “Lady Bird” blew me away.
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Making a joke to avoid accountability is the cornerstone of white privilege. But “Get Out” will not be silenced, and neither will its director.
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