Keyboard department concludes year with finale preformance
The advanced piano department concluded the year with a piano recital that took place Saturday in the Fine Arts Complex. Advanced piano students performed works from Chopin to
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REVIEW: ‘Lemonade’ has a more somber tone
Beyoncé surprised everyone, especially Jay-Z, when she dropped a new album on April 23. “Lemonade” is a concept album that covers subjects from love to resistance, delving into
REVIEW: ‘Captain America: Civil War’ delivers more than just war
History would indicate that at this point in the Marvel series, the appeal should be starting to wear thin and audiences should be tired, uninterested and instead invested
See ‘The Jungle Book’ for the first time, again
Production companies often try to remake classic films, usually unsuccessfully. Disney did not attempt to simply remake “The Jungle Book,” instead they created another original. Director John Favreau,
‘Hardcore Henry’ is too hardcore
It’s hard to criticize a movie for wanting to do something original. However, it’s even harder to give it a pass when it’s unique style makes it borderline
Saddleback’s ‘She Loves Me’ gives an impressive performance
It was a full house at the McKinney Theatre for the opening night of “She Loves Me” on Friday, April 8. Students and families filled the theater to
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/ 04/06/2016
Abraham Woodhull capture’s hearts in the Revolutionary War spy epic ‘TURN’
The 13 colonies committed to a Revolutionary War against the Queen of England in 1776, who had her British Redcoats control on the New World colonies in America. AMC’s “TURN:
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/ 03/14/2016
Stamps amplified in the thrilling ‘Mauritius’
A play built on female oppression, dark humor, lengthy dialogues and awkward tensions, “Mauritius” manages to overcome the presumed banal outcome of a story line about stamps. Unfortunately, there
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/ 03/07/2016
Saddleback students shine at vocal competition
Taylor Stickle won the third annual Saddleback Star vocal competition with her performance on Thursday, March 3. Eleven final contestants took the stage at the McKinney Theater Thursday
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/ 03/07/2016
Cavalia presents ‘Odysseo’ in Irvine under the big white tent
Cavalia presents “Odysseo,” a traveling show featuring 65 horses of varying breeds and nearly 50 performers, now through March 27 under the White Big Tent in Irvine near
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/ 03/01/2016
#Oscarsowhite? More like #Hollywoodsowhite says a USC report
Your heart is racing, you’re nervous and you walk into a room full of people. It’s a room full of emotionless faces and blank walls. You introduce yourself
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/ 02/29/2016
Grammy-nominated artist lights up McKinney Theatre
World class trombonist John Fedchock took center center stage with the Saddleback Big Band for Jazz Day on Saddleback College’s campus Saturday, Feb. 27. The sound of jazz