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Netflix’s ‘Ginny & Georgia’ Just Ain’t It

“Ginny & Georgia,” the latest run-of-the-mill, feigned effort at Gen Z relatability that is all fluff, no stuff, currently sits at No. 1...

‘WandaVision’ Wraps up With Exciting Finale Episode

All episodes of the new Marvel show "WandaVision" are now available for streaming on Disney+. The last episode, appropriately titled "The Series Finale,"...

The 2021 Golden Globes Goes Goober

The 78th annual Golden Globe Awards show, with a heavy cloud of controversy hovering over it, began at 5 p.m. PST on Feb....

UCI Alumnus Dylan Quintero, Writer And Director Of ‘Thank You’

23-year-old UCI alumnus Dylan Quintero gets personal with his latest film, “Thank You,” which was released in the month of February through private...

‘I Care a Lot’ Movie Review: A Battle of the Sexes

Editor’s Note: This review contains spoilers for Netflix’s “I Care A Lot.” “I Care a Lot,” a thriller written and directed by J Blakeson,...

UCI Dance Gives Inspiring Virtual Performance

"Dance Visions," the UCI Dance Department's annual faculty-run show, was held virtually from Feb. 25 to Feb. 27. Audience members were treated with...

Bachelor Hometown Dates Already?

Though it seems like Matt James just had a full house of women, he has suddenly come down to the final four in...

‘Judas and the Black Messiah:’ Bill O’Neal’s Moral Dilemma in the Assassination of Fred Hampton

“Judas and the Black Messiah,'' a historical drama and political tragedy directed by Shaka King that depicts the end of Fred Hampton’s life,...

‘Nomadland’ Taps Into An Understated American Subculture

In the wake of severe economic downfall and the loss of her husband, a woman leaves her rural Nevada hometown to embark on...

‘Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel’ – A Conspiracy Theorist’s Dream

The disappearance of 21-year-old college student Elisa Lam in 2013 attracted the attention of nearly every internet sleuth across the world after she...

‘Minari’: A Visceral Lens Presenting the Korean-American Immigrant Experience

“Minari” is a semi-autobiographical fictional piece written and directed by Lee Isaac Chung which was released on Feb. 12. It follows a Korean...

HBO’s ‘Fake Famous’ Removes the Rose-Colored Glasses of Social Media Fame

In an age of social media supremacy, the concept of being a “social media influencer” is all too familiar –– particularly among social...

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