A Thousand Suns Review

By Kristine “Marie” Nichols Staff Cartoonist Let me start off by saying that if you didn’t like Linkin Park’s previous album, Minutes to Midnight, you most definitely won’t be able to appreciate A Thousand Suns. In many respects, it strays almost as far away from the band’s classic albums, Hybrid Theory and Meteora as possible. [...]

Big Time Rush Concert

By Nhi Tran, staff writer Beginning at 5 am on Saturday December 4, Big Time Rush\’s fans arrived at the Citadel Outlets in LA to be in the front row for the free concert at 5pm. Thousands of fans were there by the time the show began. The popular boy band played 7 of their [...]

The Social Network Review

By Tony McConnell The Social Network left its mark in the box office as it opened #1 during its debut week, grossing an estimated $23 million.  Additionally, it broke Inception\’s record of smallest second weekend drop for #1 of 2010 films. The Social Network is a very “Hollywood” dramatization of the true story of Facebook [...]

Upcoming movies – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

By Reed Chorn, Staff Writer Ok, so most of you know about Harry Potter and the new movie, and are avid fans, but for those who don\’t know or don\’t watch it, I\’m here to fill you in on the exciting news. In November, Warner Bros. is releasing the first of the two part finale [...]

Sherlock Holmes: A Discussion

By Thomas Panaccione, Staff Writer Chances are you\’ve already heard about the new Sherlock Holmes that has been playing in theaters since Christmas Day.  Talk about the movie has also reached most of everyone as well, and so the movie can still serve an article of discussion.  Commencing! When Guy Richie first talked about his [...]

The Best of 2009: A Year In Review

By Monica Nguyen, Staff Writer As the new year comes around , we all look back to what happened the previous year, to what stood out most. In this top ten list, you will learn what was voted as the “best” in 2009 based on a variety of sources. Best New Artist: Known as “The [...]

Past, Present, and Future – Muse: The Resistance

By Jazmin Temores, Staff Writer It seems like the world\’s greatest scientists have been beaten to discovering how to travel through time not by extraterrestrials but by a band. With their fifth-highly anticipated album released on September 14th, “The Resistance”, Muse has created a wormhole to an alternate universe where the listener can travel through [...]

It Did Get Loud, and Good Reviews

By Brie Roche Lilliott, staff writer As the ten audience members settled into their seats and the lights of the theater dimmed, the film opened with a strangely dressed man, an amplifier, and an old country house. The man, Jack White, then began to construct an electric guitar- out of a 2×4 piece of wood, [...]

Back in a Heartbeat

By Peter Tran, Guest Writer Sondre Lerche is known for genre-jumping.  His style varies between folk, alternative, Indie-pop, and even jazz. And it\’s not a bad thing. After releasing his freshman album, “Faces Down”, in 2002, the Bergen native\’s musical status has risen to much deserved esteem, winning the top slots for “Album of the [...]

Scribblereview

By Thomas Panaccione, Staff Writer Scribblenauts is an action/puzzle game for the Nintendo DS, developed by the same guys who brought you the ambitious “Drawn to Life” games and the decent tower defense game “Lock\’s Quest.”  Regardless if you\’ve ever played or heard of those games, you should take serious consideration into buying this game [...]

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