Thursday, January 29, 2026

Arts & Entertainment

Suzanne Jackson’s Exhibit ‘What Is Love?’ Adorns the Walls of SF MoMA

If you visit the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SF MoMA), your eyes might be drawn to an ethereal, abstract, and beautiful collection...

The Historic Murders Behind Oakland Tech’s Upcoming Play

Oakland Tech’s upcoming production of “Arsenic and Old Lace” harbors a murder-filled history. The playwright, Joseph Kesselring, took inspiration from real-life murders for his...

The Varied Sounds of Christmas

Since the 1930s and ‘40s, the number of Christmas albums has been steadily rising and is now in the thousands. Whether you turn on...

Revisiting Frank Oz’s Little Shop of Horrors

To many, Children’s Fairyland holds fond childhood memories, but for Frank Oz, it was his gateway into a career of puppeteering. Over the years,...

Ethel Cain’s Willoughby Tucker I’ll Always Love You

Ethel Cain, the forehead-tattooed swamp queen of the Southern Gothic aesthetic and internet beef with Lana Del Rey, released her second studio album: “Willoughby...

Sinners: A Haunting Hymn of Black Resistance

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners exposes the past with purpose, forcing it into the spotlight where it refuses to stay quiet. It doesn’t just summon the...

What’s the Summer Buzz?

Last year we had a Brat Summer, and before that we had Barbenheimer, so you may be wondering: what entertainment do we have to...

Paddington’s Marmalade Manifesto

A question that no one seems to ask, yet undoubtedly one worth pondering: Should we all eat more marmalade?  We already know our favorite British...