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State of the Art: We need to improve diversity in the arts

By CATHERINE YANG
April 11, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

I wrote in my personal statement in my initial application that writers, artists and creators of color gave me the confidence to finally harness the power of my background and exercise agency over my own experiences.

From The Top: The expectations of an opera’s leading lady have changed

By ARYA ROSHANIAN
April 10, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

How do we get the public to care about opera and its singers? Market it/them like celebrities or influencers.

Review: ‘Invasion of Privacy’ cements Cardi B’s star status

By DOMINIC DAVIS
April 10, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Invasion of Privacy is a solid album, with no filler tracks clogging the tracklist.

Review: ‘A Quiet Place’ adds to the oeuvre of cerebral horror movies

By JACK SCHWARTZ
April 10, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Film

The inventive premise of the film brings a fresh take to the horror genre, a change that has been sorely needed in recent years.

Roski student addressed tech dystopia in solo exhibit

By NATALIE PASHAIE
April 9, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

Reynoso is not interested in making art that will please everyone, making him more susceptible to criticism

To Pen a Butterfly: Saba’s unfiltered honesty makes ‘CARE FOR ME’ a success

By KENAN DRAUGHORNE
April 9, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Columns

Continue to overlook rapper Saba at your own peril.

Review: Museum of Selfies is an utter disappointment

By OLIVIA DE WITT
April 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

The Museum of Selfies is, frankly, a waste of 30 minutes and a great way to throw away money. Not only were the museum’s pieces poorly created and presented, but they also lacked creativity and originality.

Honest to Pod: ‘The Sporkful’ helped me embrace the food of my heritage

By KARAN NEVATIA
April 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

Now, when I go home, I look forward to eating the Indian dishes my mom makes, and helping her cook them.

Review: Marc E. Bassy possesses a magnetic stage presence

By EMILY SMITH
April 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment, Music

It was an exciting night with a variety of sounds and styles and a whole lot of love for the Bay Area showcased on the mainstage, with all three artists having ties to the region.

Brasstracks’ high-energy show hits Hollywood

By KENAN DRAUGHORNE
April 5, 2018 in Arts & Entertainment

The band has collaborataed with high-profile artists such as Chance the Rapper, Khalid and Anderson .Paak.

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