Film & Television

In solidarity with stupid jokes everywhere, The Daily Californian has chosen to join Vulture’s Molly Fitzpatrick on her campaign to popularize a new nickname for Gerry: Gatch.

“I think Elizabeth Zott as a character sees those who care for their families — which in her time happened to be mostly women — (she) sees them in a way they hadn't been seen or appreciated before and says that your work matters,” Smith added.

The eight episode series intrigues with secrets behind every door, but unfortunately, by the end of the first season, viewers are left with more questions and open-ended storylines than answers. 

Coupled with footage and photos of her family — including her mom, dad and sisters Mimi and Pauline — the documentary pieces together Baez’s early memories with hints of happiness and longing, but there also emerges a lingering darkness.

For many, “The Eras Tour” film served as a substitute for the concerts, while others found that it enabled them to relive their enchanted night in a more intimate setting. 

For a concept this compelling, “Totally Killer” never quite decides what kind of horror movie it wants to be.

At first glance, Brezinski isn’t a sympathetic protagonist. His behavior was erratic, and his blatant desire for fame can be read as superficial. Yet, through his eyes, the passionate chaos of the East Village opens up.

“Dicks” is offensive, distasteful, alienating and pure fun. While it is certainly not for everyone, those who are down to watch an absurdity-filled work will certainly be pleased with what they find.

“Foe” finds itself somewhere between monotonous and bland; it wants to be sexual and innovative but meanders into tedium.

ABC’s hotly anticipated offshoot of “The Bachelor” centers the sexiest subgroup on this side of the Berlin Wall’s collapse: women between the ages of 60 and 75.