Beatlemania!
The image is iconic — hordes of fangirls screeching for a glimpse of four young musicians in matching suits and haircuts By: JP Chabot Four young men appeared onstage, and the screams
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Found Objects Fuel Show
By: Jocelyne Poblador A bit of local flavor spices up the C-building gallery this semester. Around the Corner features artists from around Orange County, including former Santa Ana College art instructor David
Cannibal Corpse
By: Jocelyne Poblador In the anime series Attack on Titan the human race lives behind three massive walls protecting them from gigantic cannibals called titans. In the first episode a colossal armored titan
Dawning Ruckus
By: Edson Valenzuela Beck’s 12th studio album, Morning Phase, is an ambient blend of orchestrated and digital production. The opening track Morning reintroduces us to a sullen Beck as he yearns for
Hot Dog Heaven
By: Jocelyne Poblador The T.J. Street Dog at Linx incorporates familiar traditional Mexican flavors in hot dog form. The chorizo mayonnaise gives it a slight kick while the giardiniera relish and cilantro
Shooting Hoops
By: Jorge Campos Now you can dunk like Bugs Bunny or layup like Lola. Video game developer MGX has released a modification for NBA 2k14 that allows players to use characters from
New Owner Evicts Artists from Santora Building
By: Rogelio Santana More than 50 artists and patrons cloaked in black mourned the closure of Matthew Southgate’s ‘Studio del Sotano’ in the Santora Building Feb. 21. A local deejay played while
Jazz Managerie Kicks off Santora Series Concerts
By Liz Monroy They did right by Duke Ellington. The audience agreed. Led by professor of music and ethnic studies David Lopez on saxophone, the Jazz Menagerie on Tuesday kicked off the
Program Mingles Architecture with Music
By C. Harold Pierce From the third floor of the Santora Building, a clarinet stabs over Lisa Bielawa’s piercing vocals. While belting out the final lyrics of “Chance Encounter,” she glides
Film Icon Harold Ramis Dies
By Aaron Vasquez Director Harold Ramis is a comedy icon. His movies changed pop culture and shaped how comedic movies are filmed. Ramis, 69, succumbed to autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis surrounded by