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By: C. Harold Pierce With a blue frock dug out from a bin at the Goodwill and a felt menorah she stitched on the side, Carin Agiman felt like a fool—a real

By: Roger Santana M.I.A. is at it again, fusing genres and controversial lyrics to produce the perfect comeback album. Her new record, Matangi fuses dancehall, dubstep and techno. The track Double Bubble

By Akemi Orosco Eminem’s new album The Marshall Mather’s LP 2 (Deluxe), released Nov. 5, has already hit the number one spot on the Billboards charts. In this new album he comes

By Jocelyne Poblador Two dancers sway to the beat of a jazzy trumpet as the curtains part, commencing the start of the show. Heather Gillette and Kari Jensen’s collaboration dance show, Say

By: Joanna Meza & Doris Martinez The streets of Birch and 4th were decorated with altars displaying the lives of those who have died. Downtown Santa Ana’s 11th annual one day commemoration

By: Shane Collins Arcade Fire Reflektor Arcade Fire’s two-part musical adventure Reflektor is one of the choice albums of the year. With groovy guitar riffs and fast-paced drumbeats that keep your body

By: Ale Gonzalez Ipsy www.ipsy.com Instead of paying full price for cosmetics that don’t quite work, a monthly online service ships sizes from deluxe samples to full-sized beauty items right to your

By: Jocelyne Poblador Phosphorescent Muchacho With his sixth album Muchacho, Matthew Houck of Phosphorescent creates a somber sound overflowing with what seems like drunken rambles. He knits together violins and pianos that

By: C. Harold Pierce Tootsies Santa Ana, Calif. Staring up at the tall counter at Tootsie may make you feel like a kid again, but the ice cream is all adult. The