The Daily Californian Arts & Entertainment picks for best-dressed at the Oscars 2020
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As one would expect, the show ended up being memorable in a number of ways — one of which was the dazzling red carpet fashion.
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‘Annihilation’ is enigmatic, engrossing, entirely familiar science fiction
In spite of its standard concoction of arty inactivity and lizard-brain butchery, “Annihilation” makes an effort to stand out from the sci-fi genre.
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Picks of the week: Music festivals, arcade olympics and defying gravity
Whether you choose to attend concerts all around the Bay, compete in a nerdier Winter Olympics or marvel at aerial stunts, our picks have you covered.
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Golden Globes fashion is an insufficient form of protest
While going to the awards and protesting peacefully in all black is one way to enact change, it is not the most powerful option.
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Some of the most iconic dance movies
If you haven’t seen any of these films about dance, you’ve got to drop everything (including your moves) and watch some of these hit dance films.
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Terrence Malick’s ‘Song to Song’ exhibits beautiful cinematography, awfully boring characters
Whether or not it’s because of Malick’s penchant for shooting without giving his actors a fixed script, the film wastes the talents of a truly all-star cast.
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2017 Snubby Awards: Top films that weren’t nominated for Oscars
With each year comes more films that are bound to join the great pantheon of Oscar Snubbery, the likes of which include “The Lego Movie,” which wasn’t nominated for 2015’s Best Animated Feature, and Kathryn Bigelow and Ava DuVernay, who weren’t nominated for Best Director in 2013 and 2015, respectively.
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2017 Oscar Predictions
Some of the most fun during the Oscars season comes in the predictions phase. With records tied and broken during nominations morning, the slate of films and talent up for Oscars is as fascinating as it’s been in years. While there is a long wait from the January announcement until
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Dangerously passionate, ‘Neruda’ challenges historical romanticism
Half a year before the release of his Natalie Portman-starrer “Jackie,” director Pablo Larraín unveiled another one of his productions at the historic Cannes Film Festival. This film lacks a more easily recognizable star power in a majority of its roles. It’s set in Larraín’s native Chile and, consequently, the
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Hollywood takes step closer to irredeemability
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This past Wednesday, a video surfaced from TMZ, showing a German Shepherd Hercules, being forced into rough waters allegedly on the set of the upcoming film “A Dog’s Purpose.” The director of the film, Lasse Hallström, tweeted that he was “very disturbed by the video,” while Amblin Partners and Universal
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