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Conan Gray’s “Found Heaven” seeks peace after heartache

By Max Sandoval, Staff • Apr 12, 2024

Superstar Conan Gray’s third and latest pop album, “Found Heaven,” is leaving fans wanting more of his heartbroken tracks.

“Percy Jackson and the Olympians:” A damn good adaptation

By Adrianna Bean, Staff • Feb 5, 2024

Disney+’s adaptation of the acclaimed series redeems previous book adaptations with a beautiful, more accurate series, but also makes interesting changes of its own.

It’s time to tune into B-A-R-K Radio – you’re now listening to the new Drake album

By Natalia Navarro, Staff • Jan 23, 2024

Many fans say they miss the old Drake. Turns out, he’s back with a new album, new tour dates and new hits.

Restaurant review: Aesthetics brought down to Urth Caffe

By Lilit Aprahamian, Marketing Manager • Jan 19, 2024

Known for its appealing aesthetics and appetizing menu, this Instagram-famous, must-visit European-style cafe serves appetizing dishes and exquisite desserts in a welcoming atmosphere.

Dashiell Dekker’s Favorite Films of All Time

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Jun 9, 2023

Dashiell Dekker gives a final send-off with his all time favorite films.

Lana Del Rey “Lets The Light In” with new album featuring love, longing and lyrical enchantment

By Katrina Gomez, Arts & Entertainment Editor • Jun 5, 2023

Unlike other artists, Del Rey chooses to privately release new music without promotions, claiming that her purpose is simply to create music for her own enjoyment and fun.

“The Doom Generation”: 25 years later

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 26, 2023

Gregg Araki’s 90s threesome apocalypto road trip remains just as powerful as it did back than

‘Beau is Afraid’ is whimsically hellish — frequently bold

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 20, 2023

Ari Aster’s ‘nightmare comedy’ is provocative and all encompassing

“How to blow up a pipeline” is the essential Gen-Z thriller

By Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor • Apr 12, 2023

Daniel Goldhaber’s ticking time-bomb of a thriller is one for the ages.

Kali Uchis expels divine femininity in her new album “Red Moon in Venus”

By Katrina Gomez, Arts & Entertainment Editor • Mar 8, 2023

In Uchis’ third studio album, she releases a body of work that represents all levels of love, releasing people with love, drawing love into your life and self-love.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania is a waste of time and space

By Daimler Koch, Online Editor-in-Chief • Feb 23, 2023

Marvel fails to wow us with their interdimensional madness…again

REVIEW | Beabadoobee’s new single Glue Song will be stuck in your head all year long

By Katrina Gomez, Arts & Entertainment Editor • Feb 15, 2023

With Beabadoobee’s fan-favorite single release on Feb. 14, many are feeling the extra love on Cupid’s day.