Society’s fear of heights
Sex on Tuesday
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen the bio, “6’1” ’cause I guess that matters.” And you know what? It kind of does matter. But it’s not our fault.
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Reboot the Oscars: Award categories that the Academy should include
Though the act of categorizing films is still problematic, and while there won’t likely ever be a universally satisfying metric with which to judge film, the Academy is in dire need of some well-thought-out new categories to add to the awards season mix.
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Real life isn’t directed by John Hughes
Cutting Room Floor
I was afraid of making the “wrong” decisions, and consequently, I wasn’t satisfied with the life I was living. Then I watched “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,” a quintessential ‘80s movie.
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‘Mission: Impossible — Fallout’ proves there are still impossible tasks to conquer
Perhaps the most impressive stunt in “Fallout” is the way by which Hunt manages to age as his love interests remain perpetually in their 30s.
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15 summer movies you can’t miss
“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.
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‘American Made’ flies high with thrills, humor but falters from featherweight narrative
It’s nice to see Cruise acting again and to shake our heads in amazement at the ridiculousness that was possible in the ‘80s.
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Why Oprah should be UC Berkeley’s Inspo
Ah. Ha. Aha. That’s the one. The moment we’ve all strive to have, the moment Oprah Winfrey so kindly coined for us. For us college students, many of us fondly remember coming home from elementary school and watching Oprah with our moms. Though Ellen Degeneres never fails to make us
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‘The Mummy’ resurrects old thrill factor, but quickly unravels with confusing plot
“The Mummy” is so scattered and inconsistent that really its only point of certainty is that the mixing of action, adventure, suspense and fantasy is far too ambitious to deliver.
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The Daily Californian tours the Fulton “Track” House
For more than 16 years, Fulton House has been housing members of the track and field team for Cal. What’s it like to live with your teammates? The Daily Cal finds out. Cinematography by Lizzie Kroner and Ashley-Grace Vo Edited by Lizzie Kroner
Fulton House: A home for generations of inhabitants, track athletes or not
On the corner of Channing Way and Fulton Street peeks a familiar face. After you swing open the unlocked metal gate and walk up the cobblestone walkway, you can make out who’s hiding.
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