Shaping identity: How I found it
My identity is nowhere near as cut-and-paste as I originally thought — nor was the challenge of trying to put myself in a box easy.
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Clog report: Horror movie not so scary considering that it’s already too late to achieve dreams
Freshman announced that despite being scary, “The Witch” couldn’t evoke the same dread as the idea that he’s already missed achieving his dreams.
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6 things to look forward to this fall
There’s really no point in fighting the inevitable changing of the seasons. So instead of fighting it, why not just embrace it?
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“Shang-Chi”’s Box Office Success Signifies Rising Asian Cinema
“Shang-Chi” is one of the only Hollywood movies overcoming the typical “invisible” Asian man or the hypersexualized Asian woman stereotypes.
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The Clog’s tips to preparing for movie marathons
Movie marathons — my go-to activity when I inevitably get the flu every January or my family’s beloved Christmas day tradition. Movie marathons are a commitment and if done improperly, can be a huge waste of time. If you’ve made the decision to sit in front of your TV all
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Quiz: Which ‘Twilight’ character are you?
“The Twilight Saga” is back on Netflix, which means it’s time to re-enter a world of vampires, werewolves and love triangles.
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Don’t call me by your name
Sex on Tuesday
Not all queer media needs to have sex scenes, but whether or not the characters have sex, I want that decision to be made with me and other queer people in mind.
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Appreciating the things we take for granted
This year, I am practicing being grateful for everything around me, including the experiences I’ve taken for granted in the past.
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Reel Talk episode 4: Avengers
Avengers assemble! In episode four of Reel Talk, Daily Cal arts and entertainment staffers Grace Orriss (a Marvel lover) and Jackson Murphy (a Marvel hater) rank all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films and talk about the road to Avengers: Endgame.
The magic of media: How I learned about sex
The way I learned about sex wasn’t from my parents, nor was it through health classes in secondary schooling. It was through the magic of media.
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