By: Aaron Vasquez The debut album from British artist King Krule, 6 Feet Beneath the Moon, tries to blend different genres but comes up short. There are some peak moments. The opening
By: Jorge Campos The League Six former high school classmates keep the gang together with shenanigans through fantasy football in the FXX comedy The League. In its fifth season, the show has
By: Jocelyne Poblador Broadway Belle Morillo’s comedy marks Lappi’s first play in Phillips Hall Theatre. With more than two dozen plays of experience, 20-year-old Emily Lappi’s résumé ranges from comedies like Lend
By: C. Harold Pierce Theatre students step onto the stage and in front of the camera, many for their first time Without a script or the benefit of rehearsals, Dominique Collins walks
By: Jocelyne Poblador Preview: Outrageous and raunchy play tackles women’s intimate thoughts on sex. Matt Morillo’s cult hit, Angry Young Women in Low-Rise Jeans with High-Class Issues will be performed by
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The first Saturday of every month, artists of all kinds ranging from performing musicians to painters come out to show their work for crowds of people, when the Artists Village in Santa
By: Asiria Ramirez Pendleton Ward, creator of Adventure Time, continues to deliver humor with this latest hit, Bravest Warriors. Each episode spans five to 11 minutes, and the series is centered around
By: Valeria Bautista The North Borders, British musician Bonobo’s latest album, is a solid triumph for an ever-evolving artist. Cirrus is an exquisite single that embodies the feeling of the album. Neo-soul
By: JP Chabot Instead of being a gang-warfare simulator like its predecessors, Saints Row IV makes itself as silly as possible. As the president of the United States, the player becomes endowed