Tyrone Davis, Jr. is a fresh face on the Old Globe stage and knows all about the termites in the Grinch’s smile as he gets up close and personal with the Grinch himself. Davis plays the loveable character of Young Max in the Globe’s 19th year of How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
Having appeared...
“Every Who down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot, but the Grinch, who lived just north of Whoville ‒ did not. The Grinch hated Christmas ‒ the whole Christmas season. Now, please don't ask why; no one quite knows the reason.”
A feeling of snowy magic hung in the air as every audience member,...
CSUSM senior Darius “Dare” Talley hosted his first art show titled Inner Demons from Dec. 1 to Dec. 3 in Arts 342 with interactive art activities, music and raffle prizes.
According to his website, darestudios.org, Talley’s love and fascination for art is rooted in creating stories from simple...
On Wednesday, Nov. 30, former press secretary for Cesar Chavez, Marc Grossman, spoke to students and staff in the USU Ballroom.
Grossman, the current Communications Director for the Chavez Foundation, discussed the life, legacy and personal impact of the late Cesar Chavez.
Grossman discussed the...
On Nov. 17 CSUSM theatre offered a free showing of three out of the five plays directed by Jason Eberwein during U-hour in Arts 111. Short Short showcased three 10-minute plays that featured stirring and dramatic twists on productions by Craig Pospisil, Harold Pinter and Eva Anderson.
The first...
Time travel? A crystal ball? The world may never know how sixteen years before Donald Trump was elected President, the laughable cartoon, The Simpsons, predicted the outcome of this election.
This idea was satirically concocted by Simpson creators in a March 19 episode labeled, “Bart To The Future”...
Pierce Brenner, A&E Assistant Editor
• November 28, 2016
The science fiction film Arrival tells a deceptively simple story of 12 extra-terrestrial spaceships landing on Earth and explores the plotline of linguist Louise Banks, being sent by the U.S. military to to find out why the aliens have arrived.
The first contact turns out to be far more than anyone...
The 2016 presidential election stands alone in comparison to cycles of years passed. From the primaries to election night, this race had everything from mudslinging and flurries of memes to allegations and divisive scandals.
No matter who you supported or how involved you were, this election was exhausting...
Ever wonder what it’d be like to take home not one, not two, but three Emmys?
46-year-old CSUSM student Luke Bisagna knows just the feeling. Known for his musical collaborations with environmental documentaries, Bisagna uses his talents to create post-production sound for Emmy-winning Palomar College...
Pierce Brenner, Entertainment Assistant
• November 11, 2016
Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is a world famous neurosurgeon living a charmed life until a car accident costs him the use of his hands. Desperate to return to his work, he travels to Nepal to for treatment, only to find that his path to salvation lies in learning the mystical arts from the mysterious...
Pierce Brenner, Entertainment Assistant
• November 11, 2016
The third film based on Dan Brown’s novels, Inferno begins with Harvard professor Robert Langdon (Tom Hanks) waking up in a Florence hospital, amnesiac and plagued by apocalyptic visions. When he’s targeted for assassination, Langdon escapes with the help of Dr. Sienna Brooks (Felicity Jones) and...
Pierce Brenner, Entertainment Assistant
• November 11, 2016
As November begins, you’re probably getting over your candy hangover, waiting to gorge yourself on turkey and hit the stores. You may not know that November is host to a multitude of lesser-known but still exciting holidays.
From National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month to National Cake Day,...
