‘Little Women’ highlights heart, lasting relevance of Louisa May Alcott’s classic
Sony Pictures/Courtesy
Gerwig’s screenplay and direction are elevated because of the strength of the film’s lead performances.
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Timothée Chalamet red carpet looks as UC Berkeley buildings
Timothée Chalamet is quickly becoming a fashion icon of our generation, and we cannot help but notice it seems he has taken inspiration from our campus. Here is a list of Timothée Chalamet looks that remind us of UC Berkeley buildings.
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Starcrawler may be young, but the band is here to stay
Starcrawler is quickly becoming a veteran in an industry where most established names have had careers as long as de Wilde has been alive.
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‘Beautiful Boy’ vs. ‘A Star Is Born:’ Why Hollywood’s story of rehabilitation needs to change
It would be easy to go down the IMDb list of addiction films to examine the nuances of how these stories have been told. But we don’t have to look back so far, considering two films about addiction and rehabilitation are right in our rearview mirror.
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All the ways the 76th Golden Globes were just like any other day at UC Berkeley
The 76th Golden Globes were last night, and considering it was a rather lackluster and mostly puzzling evening, it was pretty much just like any other day here at UC Berkeley.
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‘Beautiful Boy’ is tale of universal heartbreak told through lens of father and son
Van Groeningen’s film “Beautiful Boy” — adapted from David Sheff’s memoir of the same name and Nic Sheff’s “Tweak” — tells two individual stories in conversation with one another. A tale of not just addiction, but of a delicate relationship between father and son, the film moves fluidly between the two narratives.
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Chumming the water
Miss Communication
At 10 p.m., sitting in one of four mustard-yellow lounge chairs in my living room, I open Grindr. A little green circle pops up at the bottom corner of my profile, indicating that I am online. I had released the bait, chummed the waters, so to speak, and patiently waited
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To all the dreams I’ve had before
Off the Beat
When I was in seventh grade, I watched ABC Family’s “Make It Or Break It” and became obsessed with gymnastics. I was convinced that I could be the next Nastia Liukin or Shawn Johnson — all I needed to do was have a few lessons and I would totally be
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Why Timothée Chalamet should come to UC Berkeley
We have a million reasons we want Timothée Chalamet to come and hang out with us, but we’ve reined ourselves in and kept the list short.
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Thanks, Pennywise
All Growns Up
I had never been friends with people so different from me. Anything that could go wrong with your roommates had crossed my mind.
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