“To all the boys I’ve ever loved,” the cute, sappy little rom-com
August 19, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Reviews
"To all the boys I’ve ever loved", Netflix’s original film, is a sappy romance story with a few rough patches along the way, but delivers a rom-com.Although the film is a bit dramatic, it is worth the watch on a lazy Saturday afternoon.The film in itself has a colorful soundtrack. With tr...
GLOW is kicking ass and taking names with its second season
Bianca Martinez, Editor in chief
June 30, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Reviews
Season two of the Netflix original, GLOW, is worth the binge session if you are a fan of the 1980s, staged wrestling, female empowerment and pelvic bones. In this season of Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling, director Sam Sylvia is still the same irreverent coke-snorting asshole, KDTV cans GLOW, Debbie and ...
Out with the old, in with the new, Pixar Pier is on the move
Elizabeth Corcoles, A&E editor
June 22, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Reviews
Disneyland brings its guests a lot of nostalgia and fun times with family and friends, but we seem to forget that there is a whole other park across the way, Disney’s California Adventure, otherwise known as DCA, waiting to be the main attraction. Paradise Pier was rethemed and inspired by Pixar...
The Way You Make Me Feel by Maurene Goo Review
May 18, 2018
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“The Way You Make Me Feel” by Maurene Goo is a delightful young adult novel that takes place over the course of a summer in L.A. The novel balances humor and fun, while also weaving in important themes of family and friendship! With a first person point of view narration, readers follow...
‘Breaking In’ is worth a matinee ticket
May 17, 2018
The thriller film “Breaking In” debuted at the box office May 11 and while it may not be the best movie the film genre has to offer, it’s certainly worth the price of a matinee ticket. “Breaking In” is the product of Australian film director James McTeigue, whose greatest ...
‘Dear White People’ is only offensive if you’re racist
May 8, 2018
Netflix’s returning series, "Dear White People" revolves around six African-American students attending an elite college who reveal their college is not so post-racial. The series is timely and does an excellent job depicting people who aren't of color being ignorant and when it comes to cultur...
Netflix’s ‘Anon’ is a lukewarm cautionary tale of privacy
May 8, 2018
Director, screenwriter and producer Andrew Niccol is no stranger when it comes to creating high concept films that answer the "what-if" questions people ask themselves when they are inebriated on good times. He showcased the idea of a society with its caste system based on genes in the film "Gattaca"...
‘The Fantasticks’ is not as fantastic as it seems
May 1, 2018
Filed under Arts, College Life, Reviews, Showcase
The Cerritos College Theatre Department's production of "The Fantasticks" proved several things; they own a stock in confetti, saved money on costumes and can carry a tune for the most part, but they came up short in proving the most important aspect of a successful production and that was convincing th...
Pass on Netflix’s ‘The Week of’
May 1, 2018
Netflix has recently debut their newest title, Robert Smigel’s “The Week of," and though it may seem as a good way to pass the time, Netflix users may be better off scrolling to the next title if they really want to enjoy themselves. The movie is a comedy directed by Smigel and stars Ada...
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ stands tall as fan-favorite heroes fight Thanos
May 1, 2018
Filed under College Life, Movies, Reviews
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has finally brought an ending to a 10-year connection within the MCU films, which began in 2008 with "Iron Man."With the most recent installment of the MCU being "Avengers: Infinity War" it undoubtedly deserves a 4/5 star rating because this movie embodied great artistry,...
