1 Minute Review | Sonic Boom
December 15, 2014
Filed under Multimedia, Videos
During this weeks 1 Minute Review Carlos Holguin is doing a special review for Sonic Boom; a video game for the 3DS and Wii U.
Los Angeles County Fair entertains Southern California
Katherine Grijalva, Arts Editor
September 23, 2014
Filed under Arts
The Los Angeles County Fair, held at The Fairplex in Pomona, offers a variety of entertainment all summer long, from Aug. 29 to Sept. 28, for residents all over Southern California. The ongoing family-friendly event provides various forms of entertainment for people, such as carnival rides, food stands,...
Bungie was wrong to fire video game soundtrack god O’Donnell
Gustavo Lopez, Copy Editor
April 22, 2014
Filed under Opinion
On April 11, legendary composer Martin O'Donnell tweeted that Bungie had "terminated him." O'Donnell has composed memorable soundtracks for the Halo series, ONI, Myth and the upcoming game Destiny. His work for Destiny maybe the last great soundtrack that Bungie will have. Bungie may have made a decision it...
Music purchasing shouldn’t die due to streaming
Grester Celis-Acosta, Associate Opinion Editor
April 22, 2014
Filed under Opinion
With music streaming services popping up left and right, the question comes up, "is purchasing music dying?" Music streaming services make you pay a small monthly fee in order to let their users listen to as much music as they want. Dr. Dre and his beats audio company recently launched their own...
FSZ: What other games would you like to see added in the game room?
Gustavo Lopez, Copy Editor
April 21, 2014
Filed under Arts
1. Christian Sanchez, computer science major 2. Cyndy Salinas, math major &n...
Student artist Woolen follows her passion for music
Amairani Mendez, Arts Editor
April 15, 2014
“Baby it’s up to you, will you love me forever? Or is there someone new? so many years, and so many tears, my friends think I’m crazy for, but I still have faith in you. I’m still holding on baby you done me wrong.” These are lyrics to the single “Up to you” by Coco Danja, that can...
Review: Game of Thrones fourth season returns with solid episode
Luis Guzman, Associate News Editor
April 15, 2014
Filed under Arts
The season four premiere of Game of Thrones was a solid episode that introduced new characters and story lines to keep fans of the show stuck to the television. The aftermath of the Red Wedding changed everything in Westeros. Oberyn Martell was a new character that provided viewers more reasons...
iFalcon presented a night of improv comedy with GIPS
Zeinab Chahine, Staff Writer
April 15, 2014
Filed under Arts
Last Thursday, the iFalcon Club and Generic Improvisational Peep Show (GIPS) presented a night of improv comedy at Cerritos College.The performance started at 7 p.m. and lasted a little over two hours.Kevin Hoggard, a former theatre professor, started GIPS at Cerritos College in 1985. GIPS is a c...
Review: ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ exceeds standards of superhero genre
Carlos Holguin, Associate Arts Editor
April 11, 2014
'Captain America: The Winter Solider' is a modern political spy thriller that not only exceeds the standards of movies from the superhero genre, but may be even better than 'The Avengers.' Part of Marvel Studios' second phase of movies, 'Winter Solider' expands on Captain America's (played...
Spring Festival 2014 begins
Luis Guzman, Associate News Editor
April 1, 2014
Filed under Multimedia, Videos
Check out our video on the first day of the 2014 Spring Festival at Cerritos College. As always, don't forget to... Like our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/talonmarks Follow us in Twitter: www.twitter.com/talonmarks
