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The new $1 reusable cup is a cheap and environmentally friendly option for both Starbucks and other coffee lovers. Beginning this year, the Seattle-based coffee titan introduced the cup as a way

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Case Oaxaca. Hole-in-a-wall highlights indigenous cuisine that’s not your typical Tex-Mex fare. Everyone knows their mom’s cooking is the best. But when madre is not in the casa, Head Chef Rogelio

California Pizza Kitchen’s modern twist on a classic meal. California Pizza Kitchen’s Crispy Mac N’ Cheese adds a new flare on an American classic. It didn’t look like mac n’ cheese when

______________________________________________________________________________ NEW FUNK ARTIST: Coheed and Cambria ALBUM: The Afterman: Descension — by Shane Collins (elDon Style Editor) Coheed and Cambria takes a new approach to their former style with the second

The 85th Academy Awards airs Feb. 24 on the ABC network. This year’s lineup ranges from a story of a slave turned bounty hunter in Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained to the hunt

FULLERTON: Only a five-minute drive down State College Boulevard from Cal State Fullerton, Burger Records caters to the college scene and the surrounding area by supporting local bands and classic artists. When

Mead’s Green Door Cafe in Orange is a cozy vegetarian haven with a small-town coffee shop vibe. The aroma of fresh baked vegan treats and hand-roasted coffee hangs in the air with

MUSICAL REVIEW. R. Kelly’s third installment of Trapped in the Closet lacks creativity and effort in comparison to the first 27 chapters. The so-called hip-hopera based in Chicago follows several tumultuous relationships,

ALBUM REVIEW. BAND: Wild Nothing. ALBUM: Nocturne. Wild Nothing’s new album Nocturne, will take you back to the New Wave style of the 1980’s. Their soft, and serene indie sounds and melodies

Hit television series like The Walking Dead and American Horror Story have broken cable-rating records, changing the landscape of television while leaving reality shows cowering in the dark. Jersey Shore is wrapping