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in: A&E, Music, Reviews / 11/16/2022 / by: Neda Parvaneh

Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ shows self reflection and personal growth

Illustrating her life’s diary through words is how Swift thrives, vibrantantly and colorfully creating whimsical enchanting songs is one of the many myriads of ways Swift articulates her

in: A&E, Community, Featured, Life, Music / 11/02/2022 / by: Katherine Johnson

Making your mark with melodies

Sydney Malone, better known as Kiyomi, has a large following on Instagram as well as TikTok. She is from Orange County School of the Arts, OCSA, one of

in: A&E, Reviews / 10/24/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

‘Don’t Worry Darling’ gives much to worry about

After releasing her first movie, “Booksmart,” in 2019, Olivia Wilde directed her second movie “Don’t Worry Darling,” which was predicted to do well at the box office since

in: Life, Reviews / 10/04/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

How ‘Barbarian’ ruins horror films

“Barbarian,” directed by Zach Cregger, allows for as many restroom breaks as you would like without missing much. While this film is seen as one of the best

in: A&E, Community, Life, News / 09/30/2022 / by: Neda Parvaneh

Khani’s ‘Pieces’ highlights home and shelter at art gallery opening reception

Long Beach artist emphasizes home and shelter in “Pieces,” an exhibit available now at the campus Art Gallery until Nov. 4. The gala features various art pieces by

in: A&E / 09/29/2022 / by: Justin Ganz

Top 10 ‘Star Wars’ songs that will give you chills

Which John Williams “Star Wars” songs give you chills to the core? 10. “Across The Stars” | Anakin and Padme’s love theme This theme was crucial in the

Madison Curry plays young Adelaide Wilson in Jordan Peele's "Us," released in 2019. Universal Pictures | courtesy

in: A&E, Featured / 09/26/2022 / by: Ryan Murphy

13 horror movies to watch this October

With Halloween only a month away, October is the perfect time to chill to a scary movie. While there are so many bad horror movies out there, this

in: A&E, Reviews / 09/26/2022 / by: Alena Hernandez

Say yes to ‘Nope’

This summer, Jordan Peele released the third horror movie of his directing career, three years since his last film, “Us.” Peele’s transition from comedy to horror seemed random,

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 05/28/2022 / by: Diana Thompson

Back into the Wizarding World with “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore”

Despite the intriguing subtitle “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore,” Rowling’s Wizarding World series feels like an extended prologue to a better movie that hasn’t yet been made.

in: A&E, Opinion / 05/23/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

It’s all in the pages

An inside look into the production of WALL Literary Journal and the staff’s experience As I arrive home from a morning full of classes, I sit at my

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 05/23/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

The Rescue Rangers are back

A spoiler-filled review of Disney+’s Rescue Rangers movie After 32 years of silence, “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” is back and, boy, did they make quite a reentrance.

in: A&E, Opinion, Reviews / 05/23/2022 / by: Lizeth Tello

Los tacos más deliciosos

Las Ahumaderas Tacos El Paisa is a well-hidden gem in TJ With the summer quickly approaching and Finals are upon the students, many might feel ready for

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