Reel Talk episode 5: Game of Thrones Pt. III
Sunday is coming! Shannon and Harrison — the Daily Cal’s staff representative & arts and entertainment comic book beat, respectively — talk Game of Thrones episode two.
Embracing the ‘new year, new me’ mentality
The biggest cliche ever might just be the saying “new year, new me.” Likewise, the biggest lie ever might just be “I’m going to follow my New Year’s resolutions!” Most of us have fallen prey to the allure of the new year and its promise of helping us become a
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Our beat reporters say what they love
Every semester in The Daily Californian’s arts & entertainment department, we welcome a new batch of beat reporters. While they will spend the semester reporting on a multitude of different projects and exhibits specific to their expertise, they rarely have the opportunity to focus on their topics on a small scale.
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‘Insatiable’ is just another drop in Netflix’s widening pool of forgettable content
“Insatiable” is 12 episodes of circular storytelling, vapid attempts at satire, and a whole lot of 20-somethings masquerading as teenagers.
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Creed Bratton ‘admits’ to being fictional Scranton Strangler at Cornerstone; also sings some songs
Bratton understands where his current fan base comes from and didn’t hesitate to indulge the fans in some behind-the-scenes moments from “The Office.”
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Freedom Fry shows promise, overseasons its sound at Rickshaw Stop
Freedom Fry shows the beginnings of successful songs, but its talent in songwriting and playing gets buried in production details.
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Swinging into the spotlight: Kid actors of ‘School of Rock’ sing praises of backstage life
Much like how the teacher character Dewey Finn becomes the hero of his fourth-grade class, the kids undeniably look up to the adults in the production’s cast.
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‘Soft Power’ shows future of political theater to be one still bursting with humor and heart
Throughout its sharp critique of American musicals and the culture from which they are made, “Soft Power” still manages to play like a love letter to all it is critiquing.
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On ‘Lost & Found’ Jorja Smith’s grief produces beautiful art
The project’s amalgamated genres are connected by a common backdrop of heartbreak, proving her ability to create cohesive yet multifaceted art.
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What to do when your friends abandon you for the summer
It can be lonely and isolating to not have familiar faces to come home to. However, we at the Clog believe in making the best out of unwanted situations.
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