Look What You Made Me Do by Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor For the second year in a row Taylor Swift is my number one artist on Spotify. (Atmosphere moved down to the #5 spot!) I never really listened to Taylor before last year, but then the Gaylors started

America is a made for television movie that the world is forced to watch. Things that most countries take for granted, such as healthcare, not only have a tendency to be nonsensical here, but the solutions to fix the flaws must be as dramatic as the systems themselves are absurd.

SweaterFest at Rockridge BART in Oakland was a holiday event that fostered a sense of community, featuring a Ugly Sweater Contest, live music, and a festive atmosphere.

Drunk Drag Broadway’s production of Wigged at Oasis is a hilarious and entertaining parody of Wicked, featuring a diverse cast of drag queens and a unique blend of musicals that is sure to delight audiences.

San Francisco is a special place. A place where we never leave the house without layers. Where it’s normal to call in sick to work because it’s finally 80 degrees and you want to drink a beer in the park. A place where most adults have costume boxes and where

On December 7th, a woman reportedly fell seventeen stories from the roof of the LUMA Hotel. Several people witnessed the incident. They were at work, on commute, eating meals, living ordinarily. Then, out of the hazy blue sky, a stranger’s life came to a sudden end. A Horrific Fall Passers-by

Hulu’s December lineup includes the 30th anniversary screening of the best action film of the 1990s, Speed, as well as a new National Geographic docuseries, Inside The Enchanted Forests, and a documentary about the real Full Monty, which raises awareness of testicular and prostate cancer treatment and research.

Black and Asian travelers are still facing racism and discrimination in “sundown towns” across the country, despite the fact that they are meant to be safe for all.