What does it mean to be ‘Best Picture’?
ABC/Courtesy
“Best Picture” is a massive concept that is not properly captured by the rules and logistics in place because it transcends them.
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Meryl Streep shines, but ‘The Post’ disappoints, offering convoluted, disjointed ambitions
“The Post” struggles to find a balance between the story it is really telling and its commitment to larger ideologies, such as history.
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A camp counselor’s guide to activities
For all the college students out there who chose to spend their summer supervising underaged campers, below is a list of go-to camp activities.
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Best Oscar-winners of past 10 years
Best Picture Winner: “12 Years a Slave” Runner-up: “No Country for Old Men” “Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)” “Moonlight” “Spotlight” “The Hurt Locker” “The Artist” “Argo” “Slumdog Millionaire” “The King’s Speech” When comparing the last 10 years of Best Picture Oscar winners, it becomes easy to narrow down
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A Catholic’s conundrum
Thanks to an abundance of crucifixion statues, we accustom ourselves to death early on, though our tiny bodies can’t yet comprehend the apex of human agony.
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Berkeley: A new haven for cinephiles
When people think of cities with vibrant film cultures, only two places tend to come to mind: Los Angeles and New York. Which, to be fair, is expected. There’s Los Angeles — the home of Disney, Warner Brothers Studios and almost all other major studios. It’s arguably the entertainment capital
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The Daily Californian needs your help
The Daily Californian needs your support. We need UC Berkeley students to sign this petition by Friday to help us stay financially independent.
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Top 8 films of 2015
Read to find out which movies the Daily Cal arts staff thought stood out in a spectacular year for films.
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Shrinky Dink creations with Lieyah Dagan
We at the Clog sat down with Lieyah Dagan, a Bare Magazine photographer and artist. She does some pretty cool stuff with water colors, sharpies and lots of other things. Check out our interview with her below. The Daily Californian: What about art inspires you? Lieyah Dagan: Well, in general,
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Foot-in-mouth syndrome
Man Under Bridge
God have mercy, doesn’t he know people can hear him? He does, but sometimes words just slip out. Such is the plight of that guy, suffering from the occasional bout of foot-in-mouth syndrome. It happens to a lot of people, but it doesn’t make it any less awkward. The faces reminiscent
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