The Bhang Bus band review
“Life on the Bhang Bus” is a band that started in the heart of Santa Ana. They are a true 60s garage punk inspired band. They have a sound parallel to The
The student voice of Santa Ana College
Making a Valentine’s Day card
Script and demontration by: California Aguirre (el Don Staff Writer) Video taken and edited by Marco Mejia (el Don Staff Videographer)
A fading Starr burns out
The future does not look bright for Ringo Starr’s latest album, Ringo 2012. Released Jan. 31, it is an underwhelming musical experience that even the notoriety of a former Beatle isn’t likely
A super hero mix, with a dark twist
Movie review: CHRONICLE. Inundated with blockbuster smashes of super mutant heroes and villains, one cannot help but be left with the fantasy of having such powers. Chronicle pairs up three diverse high
It’s a sin!
Our country was founded on the idea that all shakes are created equal. The Bacon Shake, from Jack in the Box, disproves that notion. Available for a limited time, the Bacon Shake
Art walk
LOCAL. The sounds of smooth jazz, the smell of wine and subtle chatter filled the typically low-key downtown Santa Ana air Saturday, Feb. 4, during the Santa Ana Artists Village Art Walk.
Lessons in Light and Shadow
Aspiring filmmakers and cinematographers got a free first hand lesson in the craft with an award winning filmmaker at the historical American Society of Cinematographers in Hollywood. Rodrigo Prieto has been the
Album resurrects retro vibes thro’ punk rock prism
When you’re born from punk rock royalty, expectations can be high. Front man Travis Shettel, formerly of Piebald, wants to shrug them off with his new band, TS and the Past Haunts.
Breakfast in Hollywood, Filmmaker Style
The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) finished off its 2011 schedule with the monthly Hollywood ASC Breakfast Club on Nov. 29. Filmmakers, directors and dreamers filled the ASC Clubhouse to capacity. Breakfast
Dance performance: Rising to expectations
Santa Ana College Fall 2011 Dance Performance. Curtains close. Lights dim. Anticipation of the evening’s show builds as the minutes pass. Finally, the music fades in softly as if from the distance.