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“Greta” banks on contrived and dated conventions surrounding how women behave, and in the few moments it tries to defy those standards, it backs itself into a drab and insipid corner of clichés.
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Ever since I was a child, I’ve been obsessed with the United Kingdom. Growing up hearing stories about Scotland from my parents, I was eager to embrace the culture of royalty, Jane Austen and “The Great British Baking Show.” I drank tea, watched the BBC, listened to radio theater (“Cabin
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A little travel to the East Coast can prove that places we want to escape to, such as New York, aren’t even close to being as great as San Francisco.
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Nichi Ramen quietly began serving customers in Subway on Bancroft Way on Tuesday afternoon at its soft opening, but Nichi’s grand opening is set for Feb. 18.
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I used to see abuse as shouting matches and physical violence, and, thus could never imagine myself being a victim.
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He grunted seductively: “Yeah … let that pussy speak,” as each and every vigorous thrust unleashed a crescendo of moist quacks from her glistening hole
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For the average UC Berkeley student, the clusters of street vendors that line Telegraph Avenue are a familiar sight: collections of tie-dye T-shirts and woven bracelets adorning tables at nearly every corner.
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The concept of fame is becoming increasingly murky in the age of YouTube and Instagram celebrities. For the three-piece band Too Many Zooz, which was launched into the spotlight after a YouTube video of the three musicians busking on the New York City Subway went viral, the welcome wider sphere
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It all started off as a pretty good idea. My friend had invited me to visit her at UCLA so we could go to Disneyland together. I didn’t want to drive from Berkeley to Los Angeles all by my lonesome, so I posted on Facebook, offering a ride to anyone
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Though their sign still hangs at the entrance of Hearst Food Court, Momo Masala, a Northside restaurant specializing in Indian and Himalayan food, has closed and the location will be changing ownership within the week.
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