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By Liam Blume and Ashley Duong   With a backdrop emphasized by side-by-side fifty foot American and Russian flags, adorned with a double headed eagle,...

If anyone even mentioned the prospects of a live-action Justice League movie before 2013, almost everyone would be excited to a certain degree....

The Marvel shows on Netflix typically start well, but tend to drag on toward the end. Each show distinguishes itself with a unique...

In partnership with UCI Illuminations, “Is There Life After Birth?”, directed by MFA Directing Candidate Melissa Livingston, had a moving opening night on Friday, Nov. 17, here on campus in Studio 4 at the Claire Trevor School of the Arts.

ASUCI invited UCI Disney fans and students last week to come and listen to Pixar’s Byron Bashforth discuss his work on the newest...

After three years of near radio silence, Taylor Swift burst back onto the scene with her sixth studio album, “reputation,” celebrating love and...

In observance of World Food Day on Nov. 8, the FRESH Basic Needs Hub hosted a showing of the documentary film “Food Chains.”...

Almost everyone has encountered the omnipresent classic “Iliad” in some shape or form in their lives, a riveting tale of the gods, love,...

A professor, a butler, a count, an assistant, a gangster, a governess, a missionary, a widow, a salesman, a maid, a doctor, a...

By Sarah Mae Martin On Saturday, Nov. 4, The Masonic in San Francisco was filled with young and old alike, connected through their similar...

By Albert Thai Le With the upcoming surge of superhero movies being released this month, “Thor Ragnarok” (2017) begins November as a solid third...

By Amy Huynh I have to admit that I was first tempted to watch “Riverdale” when I found out that Cole Sprouse was starring...