His new show “The Rehearsal” is top-tier cringe comedy but begins to bring up concerns around his methodology

Dowd closes out the year with stunning work from 10 senior studio art majors

A historical account into independent Bay Area movie theaters

New album from the Berkeley-based artist is a contagiously fun ride

Self-titled debut offers polished post-punk with sarcastic, witty writing

“Everything Everywhere All at Once” broadens Asian representation through creative cinematic narrative

While “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” improves upon its previous perils, the story still falls short

“The Endless End” explores the rich past and complicated present for all non-human life

“Fresh” gives feminist insight into the objectification women face in the dating world

“Melt My Eyez See Your Future” marks a tonal shift in both writing and production for Curry

“Give Me the Future” upends reality and the meaning of ‘escape’

“Drive My Car” captures a splendid cinematic take on an unlikely friendship, highlighting a rising interest in East Asian Cinema

New Dowd exhibit features the distinctive styles of printmakers Golbganou Moghaddas and Art Hazelwood

Ever-evolving alt rock trio Alt-J dials down for an expansive and introspective new LP.

“Laurel Hell” weaves in feelings of love, loneliness and dread in an 80s synth-pop sound

Four years since their last album,“LP3” attempts to find a new identity for Minnesota band Hippo Campus

Maria’s exhibit at the de Saisset Museum combines expressive painting with “hidden” commentary.

While the term industry plant becomes ubiquitous in the music industry, its various definitions indicate issues plaguing the music industry