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Minecraft’s Steve becomes Super Smash Bros. newest, craftiest fighter

Andrew Allison | October 21, 2020

Minecraft’s Steve joined the Super Smash Brothers Ultimate roster on Oct. 13 as its 77th fighter after years of being a rumored potential. Steve’s versatile move set arguably makes him one...

Director of “And She Could be Next” aims to bring awareness to minority political representation

Relena Grandy, Reporter | October 21, 2020

The power that women of color, and all minority groups, hold as they stand as one to fight the white supremacy in the U.S. is showcased in the documentary, “And She Could be Next”. This display...

“Blackpink: Light up the Sky” weaves pro-multicultural themes into heartwarming presentation

Jodi Wong, Staff Reporter | October 20, 2020

Starring its four members Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa and Rosé, k-pop girl group Blackpink’s documentary “Blackpink: Light up the Sky” offers an intimate look not only into the background and dynamic of the group, but the nuances of the K-pop industry in a worldwide perspective.

Rihanna’s Savage X Fenty show changes the fashion industry game with inclusivity

Nitya Peumans, Staff Reporter | October 20, 2020

Rihanna showcased her line of lingerie, mixing singing and dancing performances with intricate sets and messages of body positivity in Volume 2 of her Savage x Fenty show. Although the cinematography...

Top three comedy podcasts hosted by YouTubers

Amanda Nguyen, Reporter | October 13, 2020

Many YouTube creators are turning to podcasts as a medium to connect more with their audiences. If you’re looking for a good laugh, check out these three podcasts. 1. “VIEWS with David Dobrik...

Three stellar shows breaking barriers with LGBTQ characters

Antonia Mou, Reporter | October 13, 2020

1. "One Day at a Time" (Netflix/Pop TV) A truly underrated gem in the world of T.V. sitcoms, “One Day at a Time” defies stereotypes as the show follows the daily life of a Cuban American family...

American Utopia review: more than just a Talking Heads concert film

Matt Hancock, Reporter | October 13, 2020

At the top of David Byrne’s newest concert film, "American Utopia", he sits center stage contemplating a plastic model of a human brain. What follows is the beautiful marriage of music, artistry, movement,...

Top five underrated binge worthy animes

Michael Davis, Reporter | October 11, 2020

There are plenty of anime that everyone knows and loves. But there are many more that people have no idea even exist and are not given due credit. Here are five underrated gems that are worth a look. ...

Downtown soul: new café builds community during lockdown

Heather Allen, Reporter | October 11, 2020

The line stretches for half a block down South First Street in downtown San Jose where sisters Be’anka Ashaolu and Jeronica Macey opened Nirvana Soul Coffee on Sept. 26. Nirvana Soul...

San Jose vintage clothing event celebrates affordability, exclusivity of second-hand clothing

Andrea Infante, Reporter | October 9, 2020

On Oct. 3, a pop-up vintage clothing event attracted a packed crowd of around 1,500 people to the tents outside of the Smythe Clubhouse - Boys & Girls Club in San Jose to find rare vintage fashion staples.