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Saturday, December 6, 2025

Arts & Culture

Oddli: the sustainable clothing brand embracing the inner child within all of us

One of the company’s founders, Jensen Neff, discusses how clothing can be ethically sourced and playfully vibrant    By ANA BACH — arts@theaggie.org   Oddli is a sustainably...

Spring tunes for the upcoming season

From country to pop music, this selection is sure to set the tone for warmer days ahead           By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   “Like I Loved You”...

Culture Corner

The Arts Desk’s weekly picks for music, movies and more    By CLARA FISCHER — arts@theaggie.org   Podcast: “Anything Goes” by Emma Chamberlain (2020) If you’re on the younger...

How film scores have evolved with the film industry

Film soundtracks have long been a key feature in entertainment   By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   Films are some of the most influential works today, with one...

Couch Concert: MONDAIJI

Problem child turned college student — and band    By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   From meeting at a UC Davis Jamming Crew event to performing at Turtle...

The Avid Reader showcases community talent at local author night

From environmentalist memoirs to action-packed fiction, local authors share their stories    By ANA BACH — arts@theaggie.org   On March 9, The Avid Reader hosted a local author...

A look into the weird world of Dave Malloy

If you’re looking for something new, consider this composer’s unconventional musical theatre discography    By ADHITHI ANJALI — arts@theaggie.org   The idea of musical theatre alone summons to...

Review: What the indie horror film ‘Skinamarink’ reminds us about childhood

How it uses apophenia and liminal space to create a “fear of the dark”   By CORALIE LOON — arts@theaggie.org   You may be surprised to learn that...

Chris’ Culture Corner

The Art Desk’s weekly picks for movies, music and more   By CHRIS PONCE  — arts@theaggie.org   Book: “Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail”...

Review: Charlotte Wells encapsulates the lens through which we view parental figures in ‘Aftersun’

The nostalgic cinematography allows the audience to see the innate complexity of  parent-child relationships   By ANA BACH — arts@theaggie.org   “Aftersun,” the directorial debut from Charlotte Wells,...

Commentary: When did we begin to overcomplicate writing?

Writing should aim to be understood by as many people as possible — not sound “advanced”   By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   When looking back at books...

Commentary: A case for cleaning your room

Your room can be a reflection of who you are   By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   As college students, many of us are frequently moving into new...

‘REFUGE’ highlights a universal need for belonging

David Adam Moore and Victoria Tzykun designed the interactive performance as a testament to stability      By CLARA FISCHER — arts@theaggie.org   Prompted by the ongoing war in...

Commentary: reduce waste by ‘shopping your closet’

The philosophy behind returning to what is already hanging in your closet before you go thrifting   By ADHITHI ANJALI — arts@theaggie.org   In the effort to create...

Culture Corner

The Arts Desk’s weekly picks for music, movies and more   By ANA BACH — arts@theaggie.org   Book: “Just Kids” by Patti Smith (2010)   In her lustful memoir of...