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in: Opinion, Reviews / 05/15/2019 / by: Sarah Gordon

Pokemon’s “Detective Pikachu” delivers a new take on the Pokemon world

Detective Pikachu electrifies audiences with stunning visuals, but fries its story to a crisp. (Warning this review contains spoilers) The live-action remake pays homage to the original Detective

in: A&E, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized / 04/25/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Review: Show Me The Body “Dog Whistle”

The trio’s latest album builds upon hardcore tradition by bringing together a glorious mix of genre fusing noise-punk Show Me The Body has been front and center in

in: A&E, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized / 04/25/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

10 quintessential hip-hop and R&B songs that sampled jazz

Below are 10 hip-hop and R&B classics that sampled jazz “I Love Music” — Ahmad Jamal This song was sampled by Pete Rock on “The World is Yours”

in: A&E, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized / 04/24/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

“Let the blues blood flow and come out to show them”: A review of “A Quiet Farewell, Twenty Sixteen to Twenty Eighteen” by Slauson Malone

Slauson Malone’s debut album explores jazz and the blues in a new way Slauson Malone is the solo project of New York based producer, visual artist and Standing

in: A&E, Sports / 04/22/2019 / by: Jon Campisano

First Smash Ultimate DLC Released, what next?

Last week, the first DLC character, Joker from “Persona 5,” was released to “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate” – the console-selling software for Nintendo’s Switch. Now with the first

in: A&E, Reviews / 04/22/2019 / by: Zachary Kearns

Into The Woods

The play showed on Friday, April 5th at the McKinney Theater at Saddleback College was a family-friendly play, mixed in with many Classic fairy tales in search for

in: A&E, News / 03/17/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Jake Phelps, skateboarder and editor in chief of Thrasher magazine dies at age 56

The editor and chief of the skateboarding magazine Thrasher was pronounced dead on Thursday. Jake Phelps, longtime editor of Thrasher magazine was pronounced dead on Thursday afternoon. According

in: A&E / 03/13/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Two of Frank Zappa’s Political Moments

Frank Zappa’s music relied heavy on its usage of political themes. From his work with the Mothers of Invention to his later work released under his name, Zappa

in: A&E, Music, News / 02/13/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

Kei Akagi Trio plays jazz in McKinney Theatre

Japanese jazz pianist Kei Akagi and his trio joined Saddleback College in McKinney Theatre Monday night to put on a performance comprised of jazz standards and original material

in: A&E, Music, Opinion / 02/04/2019 / by: J.A. Bates

10 songs to get you through this week

10 songs to listen to while you work this week Below are 10 songs to get you through this week. Listen to them on Apple Music. 1. Bill

in: A&E, Life, Music / 02/01/2019 / by: Emily Tonnessen

Faculty, students jazz it up at McKinney Theater

The Saddleback College music faculty put on a jazz performance Monday night in Saddleback College’s McKinney Theater. Students, staff and members of the public gathered Monday evening for

in: A&E, Reviews / 12/10/2018 / by: Courtney Hoshour

Mission Inn goes all out

Mission Inn in Riverside is notorious for their Christmas lights and decor. By day you can see all the little detials that create this wintery wonderland. While at

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