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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 25, 2023

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Taila Lee

Senior Staff

Taila Lee was the Head Arts and Entertainment Editor at The Daily Californian for the summer and fall 2022 semesters. She served as a Deputy Arts and Entertainment Editor for the fall 2021 and spring 2022 semesters, and she worked as a music beat reporter in spring 2021.

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On tour for his latest album ​​AudioLust & HigherLove, SG Lewis whisked his eager San Francisco audience away April 7 to a paradise of scintillating electronica
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On tour for his latest album ​​AudioLust & HigherLove, SG Lewis whisked his eager San Francisco audience away April 7 to a paradise of scintillating electronica
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It might come as a surprise for some that a classical orchestra tackled the “Black Panther” soundtrack, which is smoothly governed by hip hop and traditional African musical influences.
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It might come as a surprise for some that a classical orchestra tackled the “Black Panther” soundtrack, which is smoothly governed by hip hop and traditional African musical influences.
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On Feb. 27, glitter-clad locals flocked through rain to Fox Theater — though the crowd was originally searching for a nostalgia-filled night, Tove Lo’s stunning concert felt like a blessing from the future.
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On Feb. 27, glitter-clad locals flocked through rain to Fox Theater — though the crowd was originally searching for a nostalgia-filled night, Tove Lo’s stunning concert felt like a blessing from the future.
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I’m happy with astrology functioning as a trivial conversation starter (even happier with it as a way to scare off straight men), but once in a while, a mindful nod to horoscopy can be honestly worthwhile.
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I’m happy with astrology functioning as a trivial conversation starter (even happier with it as a way to scare off straight men), but once in a while, a mindful nod to horoscopy can be honestly worthwhile.
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Waterhouse’s sold-out show at August Hall marked the second leg of her first ever headline tour, following her time as the opening act for Father John Misty last year.
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Waterhouse’s sold-out show at August Hall marked the second leg of her first ever headline tour, following her time as the opening act for Father John Misty last year.
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The SF Symphony’s performance on Jan. 7 astonished as a special extension of “Jurassic Park,” a live version of a behind the scenes experience.
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The SF Symphony’s performance on Jan. 7 astonished as a special extension of “Jurassic Park,” a live version of a behind the scenes experience.
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In-your-face nostalgia and novelty interlaced into ingenuity across film, music and television, crafting some of the most perceptive artistic works to date — simply put, art in 2022 was everything everywhere all at once.
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In-your-face nostalgia and novelty interlaced into ingenuity across film, music and television, crafting some of the most perceptive artistic works to date — simply put, art in 2022 was everything everywhere all at once.
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Read The Daily Californian's picks for the best of music in 2022.
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Read The Daily Californian's picks for the best of music in 2022.
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