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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

‘Michael’ biopic underwhelms

‘Michael’ biopic underwhelms

Carlos Craig, Staff Photographer April 28, 2026

Spoiler Warning “Michael” is the long-anticipated biopic of the King of Pop that provides an estate-approved hagiography of the late superstar.  The film left lots on the cutting room floor....

Metric meanders around mediocre

Metric meanders around mediocre

Henry Holmes, Opinion Editor April 28, 2026

Self-reflection is typically best when the mirror staring back does not have cracks or warps. After two and a half years of development and reflecting on their musical journey, indie, synth-pop band Metric...

‘All the campus is a stage’

‘All the campus is a stage’

Cruz Delgado, Managing Editor April 28, 2026

Roy Gabay’s “The Laramie Project” takes on a larger-than-the-stage presence through UTSA Student Theater’s outdoor staging and swift, poignant line delivery. This ambitious production differs from...

Carpenter commits ‘House tour’ heist

Carpenter commits ‘House tour’ heist

Marisela Cruz, News Editor April 21, 2026

The Pretty Girl Clean-Up Crew continues Sabrina Carpenter’s alter ego, Bambi, who is on the run following the “Tears” music video. Making a pit stop at a Malibu-esque, 70s, million-dollar mansion...

Live music for anime lovers

Live music for anime lovers

Johnpaul Buwule, Marketing Manager April 21, 2026

Anime — a style of animation and production that looks into Asian culture — had an overlooked component put on full display by the UT San Antonio University Band: its music. From the action-packed...

Ackerman lights lesbian limerence

Ackerman lights lesbian limerence

Cruz Delgado, Managing Editor April 14, 2026

Her spoon incessantly shovels sugar from a shabby sack in her room’s stark shadow, yet Julie, played by the director, cannot sate her hunger in Chantal Ackerman’s 1974 film “Je tu il elle.” Following...

Daredevil plummets from paradise

Daredevil plummets from paradise

Cruz Delgado, Managing Editor March 31, 2026

“Daredevil: Born Again” returns for its second season with a disappointing premiere void of thrills and instead filled with choppy editing and corny chemistry from the series lead. While the first...

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City of stars for Ryan Gosling

Cruz Delgado, Managing Editor March 24, 2026

Following a 12-year directing hiatus after they released the hilariously legendary “22 Jump Street,” Christopher Miller and Phil Lord return to the big screen with their Ryan Gosling led science-fiction...

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