Critics’ Corner: Swift Never Goes Out of Style
By: Web Editor Jacinta Chang & Opinion Editor Harshita Gupta To share her latest 80s inspired album 1989, singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has been traveling…
Arts and Entertainment
Critics’ Corner: A ‘Gift’ for Moviegoers
By: Staff Writer Amrith Krishnan In just over a hundred minutes, The Gift accomplishes the incredible task of taking the audience through every sensation…
Critics’ Corner: It’s Game Over for Pixels
By: Staff Writer Deeksha Raina The basic premise of Pixels is intriguing: a video of 1980s arcade games sent into space by NASA is…
Critics’ Corner: ‘A’nt-Man Shines
By: Opinion Editor Grace Dong Hitting the big screen for the first time, Marvel’s size-shifting superhero delivers plenty of laughs and tiny punches in the…
Critics’ Corner: Not One in a ‘Minion’
By: Staff Writer Andrew Choi The wild, oval, and golden creatures from Universal Studios’ Despicable Me and Despicable Me 2 are back. The minions, who…
Restaurant Review: Boneheads
By: Arts & Entertainment Editors Melissa Peng and Andrea Tam Background/intro Having opened May 15th at Pacific Commons, Boneheads is one of The Block’s newest…
Around the World
Celebrate the music of various countries around the world with this Smokie Playlist!
Night on Broadway Preview
By: Staff Writer Monica Tang Enjoy a night out with your family and friends on Saturday, April 25 at the Universal Performers’ Night on Broadway:…
DCFC Hits a High Note
By: A&E Editor Melissa Peng Indie giant Death Cab for Cutie’s latest album Kintsugi is a landmark in the band’s illustrious, decades-long history. While…
MSJ Drama Hits High Note at Theater Festival
By: Staff Writer Pratham Gupta MSJ Drama attended the Ohlone College Annual Theater Festival from March 20-21. The second largest event of its kind in…