Keith Haring: Pop Art with a Sharp Social Jab
de Young hours: Tuesdays- Sundays 9:30-5:15 Fridays 9:30-8:45 Keith Haring: The Political Line opened at the de Young museum on November 8, and runs until […]
Category: ARTS & CULTURE
Brown Sugar Kitchen: Tasty, Great Soul Food in Oakland
I took a seat in the cushioned carmine red chair at the counter and put my hunger aside to scope out the scene around me. It […]
The Transformers Comic is Truly More Than Meets the Eye
The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye made me cry. Yes, it’s about Transformers. No, the title is not a trick. A “sitcom, soap opera […]
Yet Another Film Review: The Good, the Bad, the Weird
Kim Jee-woon’s The Good, the Bad, the Weird is a charming, complex, flawed, and impeccably strange film. The plot twists and turns, sometimes predictably, sometimes […]
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 […]
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 […]
