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in: Music / 05/20/2026 / by: Maceo Vadas

Johnny Greenwood: part Radiohead guitarist, part film composer

After the release of his fifth score with director and longtime collaborator Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another,” Jonny Greenwood’s genius instrumentals can be found in every

in: A&E, Featured, Music, News / 04/29/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Student choreography convey emotion in spring dance

The student based “Dance Collective” at the McKinney Theater on April. 25 featured six student-choreographed dances on diverse genres from modern ballet, contemporary and concepts such as

in: Opinion, Reviews / 04/20/2026 / by: Brenda Guerrero-Perez

‘They Will Kill You’ lives, dies and repeats in gore but falls short in everything else

With its endless action and humor, the movies will have you on the edge of your seat, to leave “They Will Kill You” is nothing short of gory

in: Music / 04/13/2026 / by: Maceo Vadas

Local record store owner gives the scoop on alt rock vinyls and the state of physical media

With a recent resurgence of physical media, especially for music, vinyl records have become a great gift for music lovers everywhere. With the ever-changing alt rock genre holding

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 03/06/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers hops moviegoers into an unforgettable experience

Pixar’s new animated feature “Hoppers” released March 6th, bringing moviegoers into the mind of an animal to uncover the mysteries of the natural world. The action-adventure comedy

in: A&E, Community, Featured, Life, News / 03/01/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Lunar New Year festival gives taste of Asian culture

The International Student Office and the ASG at Saddleback hosted their annual Lunar New Year celebration honoring Asian culture, family and new beginnings in CC 212 on

in: Opinion, Reviews / 02/22/2026 / by: Bridget Lingga

‘Wuthering Heights’ is the lovechild of short attention spans

“Wuthering Heights” stands for nothing more than Emerald Fennell’s fantasies of love that can outlast the beholders. To show this, she gives audiences a love that miscommunicates a

in: A&E, Community, Featured, Life, News / 02/22/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

Black History Month festival brings heart and soul to the Saddleback Quad

Student Life Office and ASG in Saddleback hosted their annual Black History Month Celebration honoring black culture at the Quad on Feb. 9. The festival featured music by

in: A&E, Community, Life, Music / 02/13/2026 / by: Connie Cheng

‘The Great BTS Ticket War of 2026’–Hundreds of thousands left in anguish

BTS has finally come back with not just a new album, but also the announcement of a world tour. After about a four year hiatus in order for

in: A&E, News / 02/07/2026 / by: Christian Roberts

CTVR hold student forum on loss of KSBR 88.5 radio station

Saddleback Cinema-Television-Radio department held a student forum in the LRC building in room 109 on Friday, Jan. 23. Faculty and students attended to discuss the KSBR 88.5 Jazz

in: A&E, Community, Life, News / 12/15/2025 / by: Chloe Anady

Professor Barbara Holmes’ raw and real artwork

Professor Holmes’ recent sabbatical proved to be enlightening and noteworthy. Her artwork is displayed at the Saddleback Art Gallery which speaks for itself. From Oct. 2 to Nov.

in: Opinion, Reviews / 12/07/2025 / by: William King

Andrew Yang’s OFFLINE party review

Andrew Yang, CEO of Noble Mobile, hit the streets of downtown Los Angeles, Nov. 14th to party at West Eight nightclub in coordination with his new cost-effective mobile

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