The Daily CalifornianSan Francisco, CA Henry Chadwick hits San Francisco with electrifying performancedailycal.org - Zoë Cramer At his concert Saturday night at San Francisco’s Amnesia, singer Henry Chadwick started out the night with “Bless Up, Vibe Out.” With this, Chadwick …
The Daily CalifornianConcerts Dodie delightfully illuminates Fox Theater in Oaklanddailycal.org - Caitlin Keller On Oct. 6, Oakland’s Fox Theater was absolutely radiating with delight, thanks to dodie’s performance that night. dodie’s concert was an hour and …
The Daily CalifornianWriting “Bury the Lede” is messy altar to classic noirdailycal.org - Areyon Jolivette In its opening pages, Boom! Studios’ “Bury the Lede” strives for the iconography of classic noir, coming in heavy-handed on just about every …
The Daily CalifornianIntersectional Feminism Ringing in 2019’s Arab Film Festival with solidarity, intersectionality at UC Berkeley’s Center for Middle Eastern Studiesdailycal.org - Luna Khalil On Oct. 3, the UC Berkeley Center for Middle Eastern Studies hosted a prescreening kickoff for the upcoming Arab Film Festival, which is set to take …
The Daily Californian Director, stars of ‘Waves’ discuss bringing authenticity to Black charactersdailycal.org - Julia Mears With two feature films under his belt — “Krisha” and “It Comes at Night” — Trey Edward Shults is making quite a splash with his newest film, “Waves,” …
The Daily CalifornianIndie Music Santa Cruz export Henry Chadwick talks roots, progressdailycal.org - Zoë Cramer Getting his start in Santa Cruz, solo artist Henry Chadwick was able to break out of the area with his hit “Guest at Home,” the title track to his …
The Daily CalifornianHarry Styles With ‘Lights Up,’ Harry Styles enters era of dark popdailycal.org - Anagha Komaragiri Grade: 4.0/5.0In 2017, singer Harry Styles released his self-titled debut studio album. The record marked a sharp shift for the former One Direction …
The Daily CalifornianSan Francisco, CA Tyler, the Creator creates surreal universe at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on ‘IGOR’ tourdailycal.org - Skylar De Paul Seeing Tyler, the Creator live is no typical Friday night. Standing in a rowdy crowd for hours before the headlining performance, dealing with …
The Daily CalifornianSleepwalking Roomcap: ‘Drywall Guys’ finds fear in being too nicedailycal.org - Maisy Menzies Best line: “As Greg listened to Randy prattle on senselessly, he knew that he couldn’t do it anymore. Not one more night.” — NarratorEpisode MVP: …
The Daily CalifornianAlbums Bastille soulfully serenades Greek Theatre, tells intimate story of new album ‘Doom Days’dailycal.org - Roshni Rawal A digital ticking clock flashed ominously across the screen, counting the moments until the crowd’s cheers would be answered and Bastille would …
The Daily CalifornianConcerts ‘Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience’ at Shoreline Amphitheatre is fiery spectacle, not much elsedailycal.org - Anna Ho Season eight’s winter may have come and gone, but the Game of Thrones franchise soldiers on with all the mindless determination of an ice zombie …
The Daily CalifornianLatinx Lessons of representation in ‘Latin History for Morons’: An interview with John Leguizamodailycal.org - Anna Ho John Leguizamo would prefer it if we didn’t use the term “people of color.” In an interview with The Daily Californian, the veteran actor and …
The Daily CalifornianJonas Brothers Jonas Brothers build an empire to burn it down in ‘Happiness Begins’ tourdailycal.org - Kate Tinney From sleepovers spent pouring over the printed lyrics of “Burnin’ Up” so everyone could learn the rap to summers in high school spent singing Nick …
The Daily CalifornianAutism Professor Julia Miele Rodas discusses autism, narrative invention in ‘Robinson Crusoe’ at Wheeler Halldailycal.org - Hari Srinivasan At an event organized by the Bay Area Disability Studies Consortium on Oct. 4 at Wheeler Hall, Julia Miele Rodas, a professor in the English …
The Daily CalifornianOrchestras San Francisco Symphony opens a dialogue between old, newdailycal.org - Francesca Hodges The evening of Oct. 5 brought fast-paced violins and impassioned movements to the patrons in Louise M. Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco. Marek …
The Daily CalifornianDonald Trump The journalist who faces Trump: Maggie Haberman opens Cal Performances’ 2019-20 speaker seriesdailycal.org - Francesca Hodges Maggie Haberman speaks as she writes — just as it should be. As the current White House correspondent for the New York Times, Haberman’s reputation …
The Daily CalifornianWest Oakland UC Berkeley student performer Telice Summerfield talks dancing without boundariesdailycal.org - Nathalie Grogan Student performer Telice Summerfield has been dancing for as long as she can remember. The fifth-year social welfare major, who dances in …
The Daily CalifornianAntonio Banderas Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain and Glory’ is tragic, beautiful, meta-moviedailycal.org - Anoushka Agrawal Pedro Almodóvar’s “Pain and Glory” could have been so many things that audiences have already seen before. It could have been a movie about drugs, a …
The Daily CalifornianGreta Van Fleet Greta Van Fleet lives up to its reputation at Bill Graham Civic Auditoriumdailycal.org - Zoë Cramer Running onstage at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on Oct. 2, Greta Van Fleet’s Josh Kiszka took center stage in a full-length black leotard, …
The Daily CalifornianCigarettes Cigarettes After Sex creates a film noir at Fox Theaterdailycal.org - Zoë Cramer Gather ‘round you e-boys and e-girls and hear the story of the Cigarettes After Sex concert. Coming out to the resounding applause of the audience, …
The Daily CalifornianEzra Koenig Vampire Weekend brings big dad energy to ‘Father of the Bride’ tourdailycal.org - Areyon Jolivette A chilly Tuesday saw Vampire Weekend’s San Francisco arrival for the Bay Area stop on its “Father of the Bride” tour. On the heels of a widely …
The Daily CalifornianJoaquin Phoenix ‘Joker’ is self-serious clownery masquerading as artdailycal.org - Grace Orriss Grade: 1.5/5.0When “Joker” nabbed the top prize at the 2019 Venice International Film Festival, the internet was quick to herald a cinematic …
The Daily CalifornianJapan 42nd Street Moon’s ‘Hot Mikado’ does the best it can with an outdated musicaldailycal.org - Julie Lim In 2019, there are many things that should be put to rest. Crocs as a non-ironic fashion choice. Calling your boyfriend “daddy.” Dabbing. 1986 …
The Daily CalifornianJoan Didion Better Apocalypsesdailycal.org - Blue Fay I have been considering the microphysics of apocalypses. Not blazing lights and the pale horse of Judgement Day, but smaller devastations. The death …
The Daily Californian Roomcap: There’s no refuge for the rogue in ‘Room 104’dailycal.org - Maisy Menzies Best line: “Lemonade, crunchy ice, hit him once, hit them twice, hit them twice, hit them at the bottom, hit them at the top, hit them at the middle …
The Daily CalifornianEnergy 2019 Rolling Loud brings charisma, energy, hip-hop stars to Oakland Coliseum Groundsdailycal.org - Roshni Rawal The Bay Area’s third annual Rolling Loud festival took place from Sept. 28-29 at the Oakland Coliseum Grounds. The third time proved to be the charm …
The Daily CalifornianYoung Thug Rolling Loud 2019, Day 2dailycal.org - Roshni Rawal Playboi CartiSirens erupted from the stage as chants of “MOSHPIT!” repeated through the crowd, scores of rambunctious, sweaty hypebeasts dividing …
The Daily Californian21 Savage Rolling Loud 2019, Day 1dailycal.org - Roshni Rawal FutureFuture, visionary of the Southern trap music that is so often described as the sound of our generation, shut down Rolling Loud 2019. Known for …
The Daily CalifornianRobert Mapplethorpe A powerful and progressive reading of Mapplethorpe coalesces in Cal Performances’ ‘Triptych’dailycal.org - Francesca Hodges A single white “X” filled the screen, its contrasting edges sharp against a black background. A single man sat on the stage, staring out at the …
