By Anna Maria Petrov
Staff Writer
After summer’s departure, fall brings many new and returning TV shows this year.
A number of shows either finally answer multiple unanswered questions from last year’s season finales, or introduces new and upcoming actors who play unusual, funny, terrifying,...
By Elizabeth Roush
Staff Writer
The first sign of autumn isn’t leaves changing colors or the onset of cooler weather; it’s the sudden arrival of everything pumpkin-related.
From the infamous pumpkin spice latte that floods our Instagram feeds to pumpkin-scented candles, pumpkins and...
By Lexy Perez
Arts and Entertainment Assistant
There comes a time where you find yourself engaged in a book that reminds you why you loved reading in the first place.
If you’re an avid reader like me, there’s nothing better than a story that enraptures you with its twists, turns...
By Kat Diltz
Staff Writer
When asked to describe his band, PlayFight in one word, vocalist Kyle Castellani jokingly replied, “RockaFunkBlues...does that count?”
From an audience’s perspective, it certainly does. As the recent winners of the 2014 Temecula Valley International Film Festival’s...
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Return Of The Green Dragons kicks off the 15th SD Asian Film Festival November 6th 2014, at the Reading Cinemas at the Gaslamp. Hong Kong based director Andrew Lau and...
By Beulah Supriya
Staff Writer
This fall semester, the Library has on display "Enlisting a Nation: American Visual Propaganda of World War I " to commemorate the centenary of World War I. The posters are on display on the third floor of the Kellogg library gallery and are open to the public. "During...
By Kat Diltz
Staff Writer
New Years Day is not your average rock band. Mixing dark imagery, alternative punk beats and emotional, relatable lyrics, the self-proclaimed “haunted-mansion-core” group is tough on the outside, but soft on the inside.
Hailing from Anaheim, California, the band consists...
By Sonni Simmons
Staff Writer
The movie theater experience isn’t cheap. You pay for the movie, the popcorn and the Swedish Fish with money and the experience with your time.
It seems as though most movies nowadays are pumped down an assembly line and adorned with big name actors to get some...
By Sydney Schabacker
Staff Writer
It’s almost Halloween, when many of us may have a chance to see ghosts and goblins and spirits of old walking amongst us. But for short-order cook Odd Thomas, he sees the dead every day of the year.
Blessed or cursed with clairvoyance, Odd lives a fraught life....
By Lexy Perez
Arts and Entertainment Assistant
If "Project X," “The Hangover” and "Spring Breakers" had a crossover movie, it is guaranteed that "Neighbors" would be their comprised product. Seth Rogan and Zac Efron star in this generation's "Animal House," embodying the young, wild and free...
By Will McCurdy
Staff Writer
Long before this new Netflix series called “BoJack Horseman,” there was a show called Mister Ed that debuted in the 1960’s about the hijinks of a talking horse and his owner.
The program ran five years garnering a massive television following until its ending...
By Ariel Robbins
Radio Assistant
"Sleeplessly Embracing" Alt-J's new album
At long last, English band Alt-J dropped their second album "This Is All Yours" on Sept. 22. Barely into its highly anticipated availability, "This Is All Yours" reached number one on charts in the UK, and topped globally...
