Moschino’s Mass-Market Makeover
This season, during Milan fashion week, Moschino (pronounced mo-skeen-oh) released a spring ready-to-wear collection centered completely around the iconic Mattel maiden, Barbie. Models in on […]
Category: ARTS & CULTURE
Archer Season 5 Review
What happens when a TV show decides to switch up its style entirely? FX’s Archer, which wrapped up Season 5 in April, made such a […]
San Francisco’s Loss of He(art)
In late February, the SF Chronicle ran an article about the closing of George Krevsky Gallery, a staple in the San Francisco art scene for […]
Beyoncé: Female Body Language and Power
Beyoncé. A woman acclaimed for her curvature, her womanly body that defies the norm. The truth is that Beyoncé is relatively average, standing at 5 […]
The Academy Awards: A Tongue-Twisting Night
The 2014 Academy Awards was graced with minimal new trends from the stars. First off, A-listers like Cate Blanchett (in Armani Privé), Jennifer Garner (Oscar […]
To Abbey or Not to Abbey
Sunday night is one of the most important nights for television in America. Not because of the nightly, hair-raising national sport that is football. Nor […]
Lovejoy’s and Lovey’s Tea Rooms
Lovejoy’s Tea Room is nestled on the corner of Clipper and Church in sunny Noe Valley, and Lovey’s Tea Shoppe is tucked right off […]
A Jew and a Gentile Journey to Find the Perfect Jewish Deli
Danya, a daughter of Abraham, and Bix, Danya’s shiksa friend, decided to brave the foggy streets of their hometown to find a Jewish deli that fulfilled […]
A Plethora to Discover in Less Popular Destinations
Everyone has heard of the popular tourist destinations in the United States, but they may not realize that there is more to be unearthed than […]
SFMOMA Expansion Will Connect with the Bay Area and its Youth
The main incentive driving the SFMOMA expansion was the 2009 donation by Doris and Donald Fisher of the Fisher Collection: 1,100 pieces of extraordinary, contemporary […]
