By J.P. Chabot Piloting a spaceship through a strange galaxy when pursued by an evil enemy fleet is harrowing and frustrating, but fun. Your ship will explode and your crew will die
By Rogelio Santana The film about labor leader Cesar E. Chavez depicts the struggles and victories of the civil rights advocate while he was a community organizer, focusing on his life between
By C. Harold Pierce Civic is one in a slew of cookie-cutter hipster joints shuffling into Santa Ana. The subpar “Good Food,” the restaurant’s slogan, gives Mexican classics a gringo spin. The
By Alex Olivares Triple Brutal is the third full-length album by Austrian Death Machine. Tim Lambesis, the lone member, handles all aspects of songwriting, which is reflected by the lack of diversity
By Aaron Vasquez Front barricade for Arcade Fire was a crushing experience, literally. Hipsters smoking joints and drunken bros wearing Native American headdresses pushed concertgoers to get as close to the stage
By Jocelyne Poblador If you haven’t already seen Big Love you are missing out big time. Based on Aeschylus’ The Suppliant Women, Charles L. Mee’s modern re-imagining of a Greek tragedy centers on eight of 50
By Aaron Vasquez The iPod is dead. Like the compact disc and the Walkman, technology killed it. Once ubiquitous, iPods dominated the MP3-player market in the mid-00s. After a peak of 22
By Ale Gonzalez As if you didn’t feel awkward enough on social media, Twitter released a tool that will unearth your very first tweet for its eighth birthday. Besides reading your
By C. Harold Pierce Finally, someone is putting glow in the dark technology to good use. Mission Bicycle Company is rolling out bikes with reflective frames aimed at the most cautious of
A long-gone temple of the gods serves as inspiration for Big Love set By Jocelyne Poblador pool illuminates the surrounding marble statues towering over the actors. Not far off, Anna Ferris is