Nathan Swift
Vagina Monologues 2016: Confidence with an Edge
“Vulva. Clitoris. Vagina.”
When these three words, more or less, were separately spoken as part of the show’s introduction, you could tell that the evening...
Poetry Animates The Culver Center
The Culver Center of the Arts is perhaps one of the most important cultural centers in Riverside. Located about five minutes from Mission Inn,...
Downtowne Bookstore: Americana Area Steeped In History
Building culture is a series in the Arts & Entertainment section dedicated to examining different buildings around the area and their important history and...
An Interview With The People Behind “UCR Late Night”
UCR’s Department of Theatre, Film and Digital Production has started a late night show by and for UCR students. Titled “UCR Late Night” and...
M.E. So Funny pokes fun at Middle Eastern customs the right way
Thursday, Jan. 21, saw M.E. So Funny, the two-woman sketch comedy duo of Canan Tasci and Nahreen Tarzi, perform an amazing show that allowed...
In Retrospect: The Magic of David Bowie
It’s difficult for me to write this piece for a few reasons: One, that whatever you may think of when conjuring David Bowie up...
Cast The First Stone
We were tossing the football around in the street when he shouted for us to stop. A few of us turned to the voice’s...
Bux — visit before it’s gone
Bux — a curious name for a bookstore. Its pronunciation is a cross between “books” and “bucks,” and with the store material’s cheap prices,...
“The Forest” Is A Disappointment
“The Forest”: Another example of a horror movie with a great premise ruined by stupid horror movie cliches that now permeate modern horror cinema.
Casting...
“Krampus” Adds Unique Twist To Holiday Cheer
Courtesy of Universal Pictures
“Krampus” is a horror/dark comedy set during the holidays. It follows a little boy named Max (Emjay Anthony) as he somehow...