A Minecraft Movie is dumb fun
In my packed cinema, people were whooping and hollering as the most anticipated film of the year so far was playing on the screen. Popcorn was thrown in the air like confetti,
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5 fashion trend predictions based on Coachella 2025
Like clockwork, Coachella Fashion Week (I mean the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival) has just come to an end. Women and men from all over the world flock to the desert
Bats get hot as Dons roll past Bobcats
Santa Ana College closed out its series against Saddleback College with an emphatic 13-4 win on Saturday afternoon. This ended a five-game skid for the Dons, in which they previously lost three
5 things the district’s audit found about a multi-million dollar rebate account
Reporting by Ash Mojica and Geovanni Esparza Conflicts of interest between former district administrators. Multiple state and municipal code violations. Undisclosed spending of taxpayer dollars. These findings and more are laid out
The hunt for the best banana matcha latte in OC
This spring belongs to banana matcha. Over the last few months, the unlikely brew has sent TikTok on the hunt for the perfect green brew with the best layer of banana foam
Students adapt to relocation of classes following T Building closure
The district approved nearly $4 million for building repairs and accommodations for affected classes after the Technical Arts Building was abruptly closed due to structural damages on March 10. The Rancho Santiago
I’m glad club culture died
Forget roses. Empty beer bottles, cigarettes, and a bag of questionable white powder are left behind at the club’s tombstone. Clubbing was born in the 1970s and boomed in cities like Los
Severance season two answers all your questions from season one
Severance’s first season was shrouded in mystery. There were horrible workplace abuses and terrifying medical procedures only half explained. Season two takes things to a new level as the mysteries of the
11th straight win for Dons as they walk-off the Eagles
With the bases loaded in the top of the ninth, Dons catcher Connor Dietsch stepped up to the plate. The Dons were up three runs in the eighth inning, but the Eagles
The Nobödy’s are bringing back Santa Ana’s music culture one intersection at a time
Clink. CLANK. Kaboom! Sitting in traffic at the corner of Bristol and 17th, you hear what sounds like a power drill in a washing machine. You check your engine light, but your