Bob Dylan

Harold’s soul is a building block of Berkeley. It’s even published among us at The Daily Californian. Adler recalls, “I shot for the Daily Cal a really long time ago, like in the ‘90s or something like ‘71.” It might make one wonder, what spaces does one’s soul find refuge in?

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.

“Just the phrase ‘pink bikini’ makes me laugh. It’s ludicrous,” Potter said. “I really did see a pink bikini in this shop window and I thought, ‘if I get that bikini, my life would be different. I’ll be attractive.'"

On Jan. 22, with an asphalt pomp heretofore unseen on the West Coast, Joel Coen took to the stage at Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA) to discuss two films, the first John Huston’s 1987 "The Dead", and the second him and his brother Ethan’s 2013 “Inside Llewyn Davis.”

Music and culture magazine Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner spoke in discussion with music journalist and former campus faculty member Greil Marcus on Tuesday night as part of the Chris Boskin Deans’ Speaker Series.

The effect is one of cheap maximalism buoyed only by stellar production and an exceptionally sparse smattering of pathos.

There wasn’t a particular reason for my hatred. It was irrational — born of childish whim and sustained on pure willpower.

While the specific labor strikes mentioned in several of these songs have long since concluded, the legacy of solidarity and community lives on through the music itself.

With her sophomore LP Future Nostalgia, Dua Lipa put the pop music genre on her shoulders — and needless to say, she carried it without wavering.

With the November elections just around the corner, the spirit of revolution is in the air. If you’re looking for songs to rock out to while you help create change, look no further.