In Review: “El Camino”
“El Camino,” the long-awaited follow-up movie to the hit series “Breaking Bad” is finally here.
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“El Camino,” the long-awaited follow-up movie to the hit series “Breaking Bad” is finally here.
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Last Friday night, singer Roy Blair gave Gauchos an uplifting end to Week 2 with a show full of passion, excitement and dreamy pop songs to sing and dance along to.
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Terrifying, devastating and ultimately stunning, “Joker” will probably leave you speechless in the theater seat.
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With her recent book release "Know My Name," UC Santa Barbara alumna Chanel Miller gives readers a personal insight into what it was like experiencing sexual assault and the turmoil that followed.
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Coined by the hip-hop community, "industry plant" is most often used to undermine an artist as being nothing more than a pawn in a record label’s quest for industry domination.
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Trap star YBN Nahmir electrified Storke Plaza last weekend, welcoming Gauchos back to campus with an evening of flashing lights, rap and opportunities for students to dance on stage.
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On tour for his most recent album “This Land,” Gary Clark Jr. electrified, mesmerized and satisfied passionate fans last Friday night at the Santa Barbara Bowl.
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As we welcome the month of October with open arms, it’s time for Artsweek to highlight the new tracks that stood out in September.
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Here are some of the best songs to listen to with your new boo when you feel love is in the air or when the person you thought was your “whole world” is no longer that.
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Linda Ronstadt and David Crosby both got the Hollywood treatment this summer. That’s about where the similarities end.
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Check out this list for the best and worst movies to come out of summer 2019!
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Lana Del Rey's style remains festooned with glamor, tranquility and an air of disenchanted stardom.
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“Blinded by the Light” reminds all of us to not let the world get us down.
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“Lover” tackles not only love, but also topics of politics, sexism and individualism that vary from the typical subjects of Swift's music.
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In case you’re not yet familiar with the artistic terrain of Santa Barbara, here is a guide navigating the best spots in town for concerts, film screenings and performances of all kinds.
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