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in: A&E, Multimedia, Opinion, Reviews / 05/17/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

The modern era of cinematic remakes

Is this age of only sequels and remakes ruining modern cinema? In the modern age of cinema, it seems that studios and streaming have become all about how

in: Life, Reviews / 05/03/2023 / by: Kiyyaa Semeret

The Irvine Brazilian wagyu experience

If you’re looking for a fine dining experience for two that would make your friends and family envious, then the twenty-four-ounce wagyu ancho steak may be your next

in: A&E, Community, Life, Opinion, Reviews / 04/23/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

Fishnet stockings reel in Saddleback students to the ‘Cabaret’ show

Director and two lead actors dish on the workings of their performance of the hit musical ‘Cabaret’ The Saddleback College theatre arts program put on another wonderful spring

in: Reviews / 04/23/2023 / by: Kavelle Tomaiko

Tesla iOS app and what it does

Tesla is one of the first companies to design their own app that can control the car right from one’s phone. This new technology is leading to many

in: A&E, Reviews / 03/29/2023 / by: Sophia Hoffman

Celebrating the ‘Titanic’ film’s 25th anniversary

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the day people all over the world ditched their spouses for Leonardo DiCaprio. “Titanic” is a classic, timeless romance starring Jack

in: Music, Reviews / 12/18/2022 / by: Alexa Amaya-Baylon

Harry Styles turns Kia Forum into his house for 15-day residency

Kia Forum is “harryfied” head to toe. Fans have been getting their sleepover bags ready for the opening of Harry’s House ever since the drop day of the

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, 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, 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, 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.

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