Lucy HG Solomon mixes work with passion through the lens of digital media.
With inspiration stemming from lessons taught by chemistry and photography teachers at the all-girls high school she attended in St. Louis, Missouri, Solomon turned her love for art and science into educational...
Faith Orcino, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 15, 2015
While July’s San Diego Comic-Con takes the forefront in pop culture gatherings, there are many smaller events throughout the year to give fans a similar experience, such as Oceanside’s SoCal Comic Con and Stan Lee’s Comikaze Expo in L.A.
Founded by dedicated collectors Rey Reyes...
An astronaut and botanist is left for dead on Mars during a severe dust storm. Now he must use his wits to find a way to contact NASA and stay alive until the next manned mission to Mars occurs.
There’s no getting around it; director Ridley Scott has been on a cold streak for a long...
Pittsburgh native Mac Miller has been rapping since 2008, initially performing under the alias Easy Mac. Born Malcolm McCormick, Miller made his major debut with “Good A:M” after releasing half a dozen mixtapes, two independent albums and even an instrumental album under the name of...
Lexy Perez, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• October 15, 2015
Fall is upon us, which means new and returning shows are ready to grace our television screens. “Scream Queens” premiered on Sept. 22, hoping to make its mark amongst other elite TV shows.
In case you’ve been living under a rock, the premiere was heavily anticipated through social...
Essence Sanders, School of Arts Correspondent
• October 15, 2015
Though we’re a little too old to go door to door for Laffy Taffys and Jolly Ranchers, we can still attend San Diego’s biggest Halloween party, Monster Bash, clad with all the bizarre and sexy costumes imaginable.
Enter at your own risk, because The Gates of Hell Entrance summons...
Tiffany Trent, Assistant Opinion Editor
• October 15, 2015
The crime drama “Elementary” takes Sir Conan Doyle’s beloved characters, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, and reinvents them with amazing results.
The series follows Holmes (Johnny Lee Miller), a young recovering drug addict who is as bizarre as he is brilliant. He lives in a large...
Over the years, there have been plenty of ‘YouTube’ stars attempting to branch out into other realms of entertainment. 20 year-old Aussie singer, Troye Sivan, defeated the odds stacked against him with his second chart-topping EP, “Wild.”
Sivan always had a special place in...
It’s 1965, and 12 year-old Sam is at summer camp. While there, he meets an eccentric but magnetic girl named Suzy. They become friends, but over the next year their friendship grows more intense After running away into the woods near the camp, they must contend with a storm, ruthless...
Lana Del Rey’s newest album, “Honeymoon,” was released in September and is worthy of high praise.
The cover art of “Honeymoon” features vintage-styled American songstress Lana Del Rey, formerly known by previous stage name Lizzy Grant, in a StarLine Tours convertible smiling...
Lexy Perez, Assistant Entertainment Editor
• September 30, 2015
The new CSUSM library exhibit “Patterned Heritages,” featuring the exquisite artwork of well-acclaimed artist Doris Bittar, opened to the public on Sept. 17.
It features a collection of pieces aimed at giving visitors the opportunity to “uncover layers of cultural identity, history...
The CW original series “Jane the Virgin” is a heartwarming and innovative show that introduces a complex Latina character for the first time on prime time television.
With September being Latino Heritage month, a review of this groundbreaking and Golden Globe winning show is a must.
“Jane...
