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Thus, “The Founding of the World” becomes a beacon into themes of masculinity, intimacy and identity, simultaneously permitting speculation into the private with the purpose of demystifying unspoken violence.

It’s through songs like this that Jungle keeps listeners on their toes, dancing as they wait for the next surprise. 

From the eager allure of “X” and “2 On” to assertive party anthems like “Throw a Fit,” “Link Up” and “Cash Race,” the performer’s stamina was on full display.

Pointe is probably the greatest illusion I have ever encountered in my entire life. I remember expecting the entire experience to feel as beautiful as it looked. Instead, I was greeted by the fact that my foot looked as flat as a block in pointe shoes and my ability to balance in them was nonexistent.

The point is, however, that being so engrossed with beauty can be a dangerous force when manifested within every corner of a person’s life. 

Tiësto brings the club to listeners’ homes with his latest album, Drive.

For Lewis, there won’t ever be a time that a four-four kick drop won’t make people want to move: “Like it's such an undeniable part of human nature to want to go and dance.” He’s not wrong. 

All of San Francisco’s mercurial chill was forgotten on Feb. 25 as crowds gathered at the War Memorial Opera House to witness "Giselle," one of classical ballet’s most infamous romantic works.

Seamlessly weaving movement with sound, poetry and projections, the multimedia experience—a restaging of the 2017 site-specific production by the Lenora Lee Dance Company—follows nine Chinese immigrants through their time at the Angel Island Immigration Station.

“I just remember it was very meaningful for me at that age to be able to see myself reflected on-screen,” Laurel Parmet said in an interview with The Daily Californian after “The Starling Girl,” her feature directorial debut, premiered at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival. “And it made me feel like I want to do that for people.”