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Arts & Culture

Review: ‘The Glory’ is an unnerving depiction of revenge and resurfacing trauma

Part one of Netflix’s new K-drama sets the stage for an action-packed part two   By VIVI KIM — arts@theaggie.org   Content warning: this article contains discussions of...

Commentary: Is contemporary fashion evolving or deteriorating?

21st-century fashion designs might be on a downward trajectory   By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   Fashion is viewed through a subjective lens: some people might view one...

Celebrations for Holi are a colorful way to welcome the spring season

The Hindu tradition is a way for everyone who celebrates to spread love   By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   Winter quarter finals are just around the corner,...

Upcoming events in March

Find time to enjoy the art scene here in Davis as spring comes around   By ADHITHI ANJALI — arts@theaggie.org   Women of Northern California: Making Meaning for...

Culture Corner

The Arts Desk’s weekly picks for movies, music and more   By VIVI KIM — arts@theaggie.org   Album: “D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L” by Panchiko (2020) Contrary to its name, which suggests something...

Commentary: On the virtues of buying your music again

Why you should consider options beyond streaming services in support of your favorite artists    By ADHITHI ANJALI — arts@theaggie.org   The days of compact discs and physical...

Review: ‘Severance’ is an interesting thought experiment from the mind of Dan Erickson

The show provides an example of how avoiding problems can backfire    By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   Content warning: This article mentions suicide, which some readers may...

Highlighting some of New York City’s underrated museums

The cultural hotspot houses a diverse plethora of museums — not just MoMA and the MET   By Sarah Han — arts@theaggie.org   New York City is known...

Alix Earle showcases a lavish lifestyle while maintaining a brand reliant on relatability

The influencer strikes a chord with many even with her visible affluence   By ANA BACH — arts@theaggie.org   Alix Earle, a fourth-year University of Miami student, has...

Culture Corner

The Art Desk’s weekly picks for movies, music and more   By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   Book: “How to Be Free: An Ancient Guide to the Stoic...

Commentary: The importance of children’s horror movies

How the genre can provide another outlet for kids’ fears   By ADHITHI ANJALI — arts@theaggie.org   What do “Friday the 13th” and “Courage the Cowardly Dog” have...

Every climbing series, movie you didn’t know you needed to see

“Free Solo” is not the only climbing movie, actually   By SOPHIE DEWEES — arts@theaggie.org   Scaling sheer cliff faces with your toes resting on minuscule edges just...

Commentary: Loving yourself on Valentine’s Day

Treat yourself this holiday season, regardless of your relationship status   By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   Valentine’s Day is coming up, and it’s time to bring some...

Commentary: ‘Breaking Bad’ portrays the moral ambiguity of human nature

The hit drama makes viewers question their own moral compass   By RUMA POUDELL — arts@theaggie.org   Vince Gilligan’s award-winning show “Breaking Bad” has regained popularity among Gen...

Review: ‘When Breath Becomes Air’ explores the meanings of life and death

The late neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi narrates his journey of living a fulfilling life while battling lung cancer   By SARAH HAN — arts@theaggie.org   “When Breath Becomes Air”...