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From brain-melting thrillers to unintentional comedies to pure chaos, these films are best experienced under the influence because they aren’t as fun while sober.

Have you ever fought a pirate crew, saved a kingdom and then won a volleyball game, all in the same day? The past year may have had us stuck at home, but our minds can still live vicariously through the adventures of the on-screen characters.

Unfortunately, we college students don’t actually have the power to control any of the elements from "Avatar: The Last Airbender." But what if we did? Take this quiz to determine which element you would bend based on what kind of UC Berkeley student you are.

“The Hidden World” is punctuated by moments of high emotion, much like its predecessors. But the underdevelopment of the new characters, both villains and heroes, takes the edge off of the success of the film’s working components.

Uncle Iroh (everyone’s favorite tea shop owner from "Avatar: The Last Airbender") is an infinite source of wisdom, and we at the Clog are bringing you his best advice for surviving midterms.