Rebecca Aguila

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor

Rebecca Aguila is the currently Multi-media editor and is a 22-year-old student who is majoring Journalism who is set to graduate Spring 2021. Her dream is to create a multi-media production company that is internationally available for an array of content creators. She is a lover of all types of food and will eventually be the creator and producer of food documentary series that highlights the authentic dishes throughout the world.

All content by Rebecca Aguila

My story and the reasons why I have my tattoos

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • December 11, 2020

Tattoos gave me the self-confidence to love myself and to continue wearing what I want, how it want itl.

Lizard King, Jim Morrison, continues to spread his music throughout the old and young generations

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • December 8, 2020

A poetic and cocky artist who knew what he wanted and how to perform it.

[Video] Gordita Eateries ASMR edition: How to make baked salmon

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • December 4, 2020

The easiest and tastiest recipe to wow all your friends and family with delicious and flakey baked salmon.

Don’t let political division ruin your holiday gatherings

Rebecca Aguila and Mirella Vargas • November 22, 2020

Friends and families are being torn apart by political differences. With the upcoming holidays, it's important to stay civil at the dinner table and avoid having a fall-out with loved ones.

Loud and outgoing people end to be the best ASMR artists

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • November 20, 2020

Although it's still considered a bit far out for some, ASMR is taking the YouTube community by storm with the many artists it has.

Weird or therapeutic? ASMR is the new YouTube relaxing method

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • November 13, 2020

Goosebumps are the closest thing compared to ASMR.

Falcon Entertainment Podcast #1: Next-Gen Consoles and their confusions

Oscar Torres, Rafael Magana, and Rebecca Aguila • November 13, 2020

The first-ever episode of Falcon Entertainment. with three gamers talk about the Next Generation consoles and it's issues and positives of it.

[Photo] Prop 18: voting age

Jacqueline Cochran, Community Editor • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 16: Restore affirmative action

Daniel Suarez Jr., News Editor • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 15: increase school funding

Jazmin Taha, Editor-in-Chief • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 17: an end to discrimination

Eileen Osuna, Staff Writer • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 20: fear-mongering to boost corporate retail profits

Sean Davis, Managing Editor • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 22: don’t give Uber and Lyft a free ride to screw workers

Sean Davis, Managing Editor • October 23, 2020

[Photo] Prop 23: Dialysis clinics

Daniel Suarez Jr., News Editor • October 23, 2020

‘Enola Holmes’, the female detective we’ve all been waiting for

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • October 16, 2020

Move over Sherlock Holmes, Enola is taking over this case!

[Video] Gordita Eateries: How to make Arroz con Leche

Rebecca Aguila, Multimedia Editor • October 8, 2020

Arroz con Leche is a delicious dessert treat to enjoy throughout the seasons (or as a midnight snack).

Bad Brains – 38 years of Washington D.C. punk

Vincent Medina and Rebecca Aguila • October 8, 2020

Talon Marks multimedia editor, Rebecca Aguila, and staff writer, Vincent Medina, discuss punk band, Bad Brains', history and evolution of their music.

[Photo] Gordita Eateries: Pancakes and mimosas galore at Eat This Cafe

Rebecca Aguila, Multi-media Editor • September 18, 2020

A buttery omelet filled with 5+ toppings garnished with dried parsley flakes. Eat This cafe is worth the drive on the 101 freeway.

Forced hysterectomies: the latest in the US’ attempted genocide

Rebecca Aguila and Daniel Suarez Jr. • September 20, 2020

A 33-year-old Mexican immigrant seeking refuge in the U.S. was so severely injured from a fall while in detention that he can’t feel his legs and now uses a wheelchair, his El Paso attorney says. But Immigration and Customs Enforcement says the man had a thorough medical evaluation and there was “no known justification” for his being unable to walk. In this file photo, an unidentified Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE deportation officer reviews forms required to issue a detainer asking local law enforcement to hold someone until ICE agents can pick the person up, at the the Pacific Enforcement Response Center in Laguna Niguel on April 26, 2017.

“Bill & Ted Face the Music” is an upstanding experience

Rebecca Aguila, Multi-media Editor • September 4, 2020

Jump back in time with Bill and Ted and their journey to save lives with rock and roll and excellence towards each other and to all.

Everyone needs an upper in 2020. Are party drugs the way to go?

Rebecca Aguila, Multi-media Editor • August 28, 2020

Hollywood movies' association of drugs and summer can be dangerous and irresponsible.

[Photo] Let’s Talk about New York Il Makiage!

Rebecca Aguila, Multi-media Editor • August 18, 2020

Il Makiage is a New York based brand that was founded by Shiran Holtzman Erel. Watch their tutorials to find out different ways to apply the makeup.

[Photo] Gordita Eateries: Nonna’s Empanadas

Rebecca Aguila, Multi-media Editor • August 13, 2020

Chicken Alfredo empanadas are stuffed with savory chicken and cheese. You simply cannot just order one!

[Photo] Rose Buds: The Trap truck

Rebecca Aguila and Kianna Znika • May 20, 2020

The Trap truck can be found in Los Angeles, CA. Here, a customer can find all their cannabis needs including THC-infused exotic drinks.

Pets are family, not disposable objects

Rebecca Aguila and Rocio Valdez • May 17, 2020

Animal shelters are preparing for what could be a traumatizing time for animals as they brace for a high volume of returned pets who were used as a form of entertainment during the stay-at-home order.

Rose Buds: Such a thing as ‘too much’

Kianna Znika, Rebecca Aguila, and Luis Lemus • May 17, 2020

Although it is not possible to overdose on cannabis, it is important to know it's possible to reach one's own limit.

Gordita Eateries: Nashville Fried Chicken

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • May 17, 2020

Fried chicken, done right!

Rose Buds: The end of ‘Reefer Madness’

Kianna Znika and Rebecca Aguila • May 10, 2020

A history lesson to show that the "Devil's Lettuce" is not as scary as we once believed it was.

Gordita Eateries: Banh Oui

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • May 7, 2020

A little taste of Saigon in the heart of Hollywood.

[Photo] Bajito y Suavecito: Cinco de Mayo Lowrider cruise

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • May 5, 2020

Mazda trucks usually have tinted windows but this owner decided to go with more of artsy approach.

[Photo] Gordita Eateries: Tatsu Ramen

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • May 4, 2020

Since there is not eat-in tables due to the current pandemic, Tatsu ramen serves the ramen in separate containers from the broth.

Rose Buds Radio: Universal benefits, with new guest speaker

Kianna Znika, Rebecca Aguila, and Victoria Nicholls • May 3, 2020

In this episode of Rose Buds Radio, we discuss the universal benefits of cannabis and share personal experiences.

Rose Buds: The ultimate stoner playlist

Rebecca Aguila and Kianna Znika • May 3, 2020

All stoners can appreciate a fantastic "stoney baloney" music playlist!

[Photo] Gordita Eateries: Blackbird Pizza Shop

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • April 26, 2020

Savory and spicy wings that are served with blue cheese and celery sticks to tame the heat from the wings.

Rose Buds Radio: 420 appreciation

Kianna Znika and Rebecca Aguila • April 26, 2020

In this episode of Rose Buds Radio, Kianna and Rebecca discuss local brands, the cancellation of festivals such as Kushstock, and 420 appreciation.

Death by COVID-19: America’s grand reopening

Rebecca Aguila and Edgar Mendoza • April 26, 2020

U.S citizens confusing their personal luxuries for their natural rights.

Rose Buds: The games of 420

Rebecca Aguila and Kianna Znika • April 26, 2020

Games to keep you entertained while you toke and quarantine!

[Photo] A Day in the Life of Luis: COVID and living with a disability

Luis Lemus • April 21, 2020

"A Day in the Life of Luis" is a weekly personal column written by Luis Lemus.

[Photo] $1200 checks will not alleviate the worst job loss since the Great Depression

Jazmin Taha and Daniel Suarez Jr. • April 19, 2020

America is facing a 'pandemic-induced recession' that a $1,200 stimulus can't prevent. While mega corporations enjoy a bailout out from our dime, essential workers are left in the dust.

[Photo] Gordita Eateries: Nexx Burger

Rebecca Aguila • April 17, 2020

This burger perhaps could've used less salty and the patty was very thin.

Rose Buds: Celebrating with only the good stuff

Kianna Znika and Rebecca Aguila • April 19, 2020

In this week's column, Rose Buds reviews their favorite cannabis dispensaries and brands.

Talks of possibly lifting stay-at-home order throughout California

Rebecca Aguila, Managing Editor • April 19, 2020

"West Coast Pact" to potentially loosen stay-at-home order.

Rose Buds Radio: The many ways to enjoy cannabis

Kianna Znika and Rebecca Aguila • April 18, 2020

In this week's podcast, Rose Buds will explain the pros and cons of all the different ways to (legally and responsibly) enjoy marijuana.

[Photo] Rose Buds: It’s time for the virtual sesh

Kianna Znika and Rebecca Aguila • April 12, 2020

"Rose Buds" is a cannabis-friendly column intended for readers 21 years and older. We encourage only legal and responsible enjoyment of all cannabis products.