The Berkeley Beacon
Wednesday, August 5, 2020
Hollywood heads North in search of fortune
<p><p>North Country, New Zealand director N...
The world just can't get enough Depeche Mode
<p><p>On "The Darkest Star," a tr...
Death Cab for Cutie takes Boston for a spin
<p><p>Ben Gibbard is a man of few words. Monday...
Downey Jr. cleans up with a Kiss and a Bang
<p><p>Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is titled like y...
Take a trip down to Crowe's Elizabethtown
<p><p>Elizabethtown follows Drew Baylor (Orland...
Hairspray does not hold up to original version
<p><p>Do you remember your first glass of wine?...
Julianne Moore makes film a Prize Winner
<p><p>She refused to see herself as the wife of...
Franz Ferdinand could have done much Better
<p><p>Although its World War I-era namesake cur...
Innocent Voices speaks out about children in war
<p><p>Innocent Voices (Voces Inocentes) is a po...
Not worth the Wait
<p><p>From first-time writer/director Rob McKit...
Come one, come all to Emerson's fall theatre
<p><p>Musical Theatre Society (MTS)</p><p></p><...
David Lynch lectures on creativity at Emerson
<p><p>A variety of Emerson students, film l...
Hooligans shoots and scores
<p><p>An hour before showtime, the Bill Bor...
Claymation characters hit the silver screen
<p><p>Director Nick Park is a true British gent...
Urinetown is a relief from typical musicals
<p><p>What happens when someone dares to go aga...
