true crime

“Boston Strangler” is an enjoyable, atmospheric rendition of two women’s pursuit to discover the identity of the serial killer against the many, often sexist obstacles in their way.

Distinctly invested in the intricacies of generational memory, the American Conservatory Theater’s “The Headlands” is an alluring, hilarious and ever-tangled take on the Asian American experience.

The Berkeley Forum hosted a Fireside Chat with filmmaker and Buzzfeed executive video producer Aria Inthavong on Feb. 16. Open to the Berkeley community, the event took place at UC Berkeley’s Morrison Library gathering an audience of 25 individuals. 

Whether it’s fighting for my life in the laundry room or trudging up the hill to Stanley Hall, I’m never caught without my headphones on. And, If I’m not replaying the same three songs on my playlist, I’m most likely listening to a podcast of every sort.

Whether you're going on a walk or cuddling by the fire, make sure you are in good company, because these podcasts might be disturbing for the faint-hearted.

Beyond candy and parties, if you’ve decided to take a rain check and stay home this year, consider binging these true-crime documentaries this weekend. 

You’re in your bed with the blanket wrapped around your body like a human burrito. Your eyes are closed and you try your best to drift into unconsciousness. You’re counting sheep, listening to the sound of waves crashing against sand and chugging a mug of warm (nondairy) milk. But alas, you’re still wide awake. Minutes and hours pass by, but you haven’t met the warm grasp of sleep. In situations such as these, you have to get out of bed and do something. It’s best to try the following until you eventually enter sleep mode. 

Hundreds walk by it every day, but many aren’t aware of the tragic history behind Henry’s, the bar just inside the lobby of the Graduate Berkeley.

When interviewing four high-profile robbers, make sure to put them in the same room, or else they’ll give you four different stories.

The first episode of the year premiered Jan. 26, after a short break over the holidays. “Case 105: Louise Bell” covers the disappearance of 10-year-old Louise Bell in Adelaide, Australia in 1982.