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“We are who we are because of love,” Alina Baraz...
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Andrew HernandezInvestigative Beat Reporter
The long and exhaustive two years leading up to the release of Lil Uzi...
Five Throwback Movies to Binge During Quarantine
Aiyana FraasContributing Writer
This article contains minor spoilers for "Bolt," "Julie & Julia," "The King's Speech," "Silver Linings...
“Slay the Dragon” Sheds Light on a Monster of a Problem
Ben Fiorica Contributing Writer
“Slay the Dragon” is a political documentary that focuses on gerrymandering in the...
Fiona Apple’s Modern Classic, Eight Years in the Making: “Fetch the Bolt Cutters”
Aaron HosseiniContributing Writer
Some of the most profound artistic statements need not rely on striving to embrace grandiosity...
Rina Sawayama is Pop’s Past, Present, and Future
Michelle Dalarossa Contributing Writer
Pop is a genre that is constantly changing, subject to the caprices of the masses...
AD&A Museum Exhibits “Human Minds and Migrations” to Shift Global Perspectives
Richard PhamContributing Writer
The act of moving from point A to point B can seem trivial and not worth...
“All in My Family” Highlights the LGBT+ Asian American Experience
Ethan YuContributing Writer
Last Wednesday, April 15, the UCSB MultiCultural Center (MCC) hosted its weekly “Cup of Culture” movie...
“The Whistlers” Doesn’t Blow, But it Doesn’t Shine Either
Ben Fiorica Contributing Writer
This review contains minor spoilers for “The Whistlers.”
While you likely...
“Haikyuu!! To the Top” is a Battle of Ideologies
Serena Bun Contributing Writer
This article contains major spoilers for “Haikyuu!! To the Top.”
Japanese...
