“Liz & Dick” premiered to high expectations and a lot of hype for a Lifetime original movie.

Don’t be deceived by the mellow opening track of “¡Dos!,” the second entry of Green Day’s trilogy of albums to be released within four months of each other.

Upon hearing The Killers’ first single “Runaways” from their forthcoming album, “Battle Born,” it seemed that the band was headed in a positive new direction.

“The Bourne Legacy” was surprising in many ways, but mostly by the fact that it didn’t completely disappoint.

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
Directed by Alison Klayman
IFC Films

First time documentary filmmaker Alison Klayman explores and examines the life and art of prolific Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei in the Sundance Special Jury Prize-winning film, “Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry.” The film chronicles Ai Weiwei’s art and political activism, from helping construct the Bird’s Nest Olympic Stadium for the 2008 Beijing Olympics to his 81-day detainment by Chinese officials in 2011.

A photo collage shows a woman with two sets of teeth superimposed on her face, which is further obscured by pink dots that swirl in front of the blonde woman’s eyes and nose.

On Saturday, the group will host its 35th annual Samahang Pilipino Cultural Night, an event where members of Samahang Pilipino will perform dancing suites along with a scripted show that focuses on social and economic issues that affect the Filipino community.

As a child Daniela Girbal always heard stories about her great-grandparents’ survival during the Armenian genocide of 1915, something that has sparked her appreciation for her Armenian heritage.

In 2009, Jesus Becerra, a fourth-year sociology student, was diagnosed with testicular cancer during the fall quarter of his second year.

While many may think that a live performance by Bon Iver would be the equivalent to listening to a bedtime lullaby, it was pleasantly surprising to witness how intense and absorbing the band’s performance was.