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in: A&E, Reviews / 04/02/2021 / by: Carolina Herrera

‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ episode one review

This article contains spoilers for Marvel content up to “Endgame” Leaving behind the aliens and infinity stones of the “Avengers” movies and the magical illusions of “Wandavision,” “Falcon

in: A&E / 03/30/2021 / by: Alyssa Gervacio

Creating a short film in the time of a pandemic

Saddleback College freshman tells us how filmmaking courses operate during quarantine Kai Vargas is a freshman at Saddleback who wants to pursue a film career in the future.

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/29/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

‘Film for Her’ leaves a prying need for adventure and the whirlwind of life’s ardors

Orion Carloto bleeds her experiences onto the beckoning page, covering the good and the bad in her memoir with poetry and photographs that have readers dreaming Besides being

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/20/2021 / by: Niah Andino

The realistic romance of the highly anticipated ‘Malcolm & Marie’

Oped by a very single sophomore in college Netflix’s “Malcolm & Marie” got my blood pumping the moment the first teaser dropped last summer, and writer-director Sam Levinson

in: A&E, Opinion / 03/20/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

How the Netflix series ‘Bridgerton’ influenced modern day fashion

Calling all dukes and duchesses, the stylish and suffocating corset’s from the past has made their way back into the fashion world European fashion trends, specifically corsets, have

in: A&E / 03/16/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

‘Wandavision’ finale end-credit scenes leave Marvel fans theorizing, again

Warning: this article contains spoilers on the Disney+ series, “Wandavision” The ninth and final episode of the Disney+ hit series “Wandavision” aired on March 5, sparking emotional uproar

in: A&E / 03/10/2021 / by: Aharon Infante

Changes for ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Warzone’

The video game franchise “Call of Duty” teased fans with an inside look at new features for “Black Ops Cold War” and its battle royale counterpart, “Warzone” with

in: A&E, Opinion / 03/05/2021 / by: Bryce Jorgensen

Streaming services and broadcasters need to step up to the plate for sports fans

Services like Hulu and broadcasters like Sinclair have yet to agree, leaving local fans in the dark Over the past few years, sports fans have found it increasingly

in: Music / 03/01/2021 / by: Yasmine Atta

Life through the eyes of ‘Baghdad’

Saif Altai, also known as “Baghdad,” shares what pushes him to pursue his passion for music and how being a person of color in the industry comes with

in: A&E / 02/28/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

Time to re-explore podcasting as new statistics reveal opportunities in profitability

Podcasting takes on record numbers in consumption and creation, forming it into the money-making outlet for media once again Media consumption rises due to overwhelming communication cut-offs since

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 02/27/2021 / by: Brandon Chavez

‘Bowser’s Fury’ the perfect college pastime

Who says videogames are just for kids? There is a clear bias towards a younger demographic for Nintendo’s Super Mario series, but that doesn’t mean that older individuals

in: A&E, Music / 02/19/2021 / by: Melody Bathaee

‘A spark turned into a flame’

Amateur author Matt McWilliams combines inspirations from nature’s safe spaces in SoCal and dark realities of creating a thematic story on modern-day societal awakenings Surrounded by several framed

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