‘Death on the Nile:’ a murky mystery
Kenneth Branagh’s second Agatha Christie adaptation has a number of concerns, on and off the screen.
Entries by Sage Wheeler
Who Cares?: Oscar nomination for ‘Dont Look Up’ lauds nothingness
Nothing is more Oscar-worthy than two hours of A-list celebrities and surface-level analysis.
Fisher Museum puts see sea, sky and land on view
Prof. Enrique Martínez Celaya’s work is Fisher Museum’s newest exhibition.
Showbiz, baby: Spotify must platform responsibly
The streaming giant’s stance on Rogan’s misinformation is a tremendous economic and ethical failure
Film festival celebrates the work of API Trojans
The Asian Pacific Film Festival marked its fifth year with eight great films.
AG Club headlines student-led concert
The Live2 Showcase 4, the fourth in the series, was held at L.A. Skate Club Friday.
Ten ways to fly solo this Valentine’s Day
A single person’s guide to celebrating (or just making it through) Valentine’s Day.
TikTalk: TikTokers with disabilities show equity has a long way to go
TikTok creators with disabilities educate users on their experiences and the inaccessibility that still exists throughout the community. Read the latest entry in Trinity Gomez’ column “TikTalk.”
‘Child of Kamiari Month’ is magical when it’s not
If nothing else, ‘Child of Kamiari Month’ teaches us that winning a race is hard with worn-out sneakers.
‘Few Good Things:’ Is this album one of them?
Chicago rapper Saba released his third album nearly four years after the critically acclaimed “Care for Me.”