Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• May 11, 2016
Under the co-direction of CSUSM professors Anya Cloud and Dr. Karen Schaffman, students of CSUSM’s dance program took the stage for the 15th Annual Spring Dance Concert on May 5 and...
Shannon Gallacher, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• April 27, 2016
The cult classic 1975 musical film, “The Rocky Horror Show,” is taking the stage at the Cygnet Theatre in Old Town, San Diego. Although the play adaptation was scheduled to run from March 10 through...
Shannon Gallacher, Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor
• April 13, 2016
San Diego is home to hundreds of hidden cuisine gems. When it comes to Asian and Pacific Islander inspired foods, San Diego is not lacking in excellence.
Here are the top five Asian/Pacific...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 30, 2016
CSUSM’s theatre department took on the task of bringing playwright Arlene Hutton’s play, “As it is in Heaven,” to life from March 9 to March 13 in the Arts Building Performance Hall, bringing...
What first began as another dystopian book adaption has now grown to become a box office success.
Part one of the third installment of the “Divergent” series, “Allegiant” was...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• March 9, 2016
The Tony Award-winning musical “The Book of Mormon” has been dazzling audiences on Broadway since 2011 and spreading laughter across the nation. The critically-acclaimed show was...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2016
With February marking the celebration of Black History Month, CSUSM’s Black Student Union (BSU) hosted a festival to celebrate African American culture on Feb. 18.
The festival consisted...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Art & Entertainment Editor
• February 24, 2016
The 58th annual Grammy Awards aired on Feb. 15 on CBS, featuring stars old and new to the music scene, who put on a spectacular show. But the real reason we all watch is to see what moments...
Shannon Gallacher, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• February 9, 2016
It seems like as soon as the holiday season ends, Valentine’s Day preparation beings.
Some stroll the store aisles planning a romantic gesture for their significant other, while others walk past...
Diana Son’s play “STOP KISS” follows the gentle progression of two female protagonists, Callie and Sara, who experience a brutal attack following their first kiss that turns their world...
CSUSM’s production of “Good Kids” handled a hefty issue, but also dazzled and educated audiences with spectacular acting.
Our very own theater program put on a new production from...
CSUSM’s production of “Good Kids” handled a hefty issue, but also dazzled and educated audiences with spectacular acting.
Our very own theater program put on a new production from...
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...
Los Hollywood, a Spanish pop-rock band centered in San Diego, started making music in the mid-2000s, but with the release of their self-titled EP “Los Hollywood” in mid-August, the band...
The California Indian Culture and Sovereignty Center hosted “ISHI: The Archive Performance,” a tribute to the last member of the Yahi tribe in California.
At age 50, Ishi was subjected to research...
