Millie Bobby Brown gets a clue in so-so Sherlock spinoff ‘Enola Holmes’
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As Enola, Brown embodies the quintessential young adult hero, full of warmth, wit and a spot-on sense of comedic timing.
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The game was afoot in Synergy Theater’s spontaneous performance of ‘The Improvised Adventures of Sherlock Holmes’
In its recent performance of “The Improvised Adventures of Sherlock Holmes” at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, Synergy Theater regaled its audience with an adventure that was far from flawless but nevertheless brimming with fun.
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Gender and other side effects
Work in Progress
Nancy Drew, for all her feminist merits, is more or less the “ideal” woman, complete with neatly ironed skirts and a loving boyfriend — both things that I could not see myself ever being interested in, although I did have eyes for her.
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Picks of the week: Music legends, local comedy and more
Legends like Hans Zimmer and Kendrick Lamar are certain to draw massive crowds, but they aren’t the only artists taking over next week.
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Passable thrills keep ‘47 Meters Down’ afloat, despite unlikable characters
Book legitimate, conservation-conscious ecotourism excursions through your hotel or travel agency, or you’ll disrupt the health of an ecosystem, get trapped on the ocean floor and, you guessed it, die.
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Hans Zimmer reveals powerhouse musicians, heartfelt emotion through iconic film scores at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
It was his musicians that truly brought the show to life. But in doing so, they reminded us why Zimmer’s music is so affecting.
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What is love? Baby don’t hurt me.
What is love? Beyond just being a fun mnemonic device for Nat King Cole, what is this emotion that makes even Beyoncé crazy?
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If classic English literary characters were UC Berkeley students
We all like to hypothesize what it would be like to have certain people wander the hallowed halls of our campus. We at the Clog decided to figure out what some of our favorite characters from classic literature would be like if they were students at UC Berkeley. Sherlock Holmes (“Sherlock
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