Using only funky bass lines complimented by tropical influenced percussion and acute synthesizer, Friends modifies and modernizes R&B. This use of simplistic composition is key to the jovial tone and quality of the album as a whole. […]
While Franco’s interpretation of Dean’s life is fascinating, and many of the pieces are well done, much of “Rebel” is irritatingly provocative. The abundance of blood and pornography make it unclear whether the exhibit is there for artistic expression or shock value. […]
By Buster Baer Staff Writer Wes Anderson’s newest film, “Moonrise Kingdom,” does not utilize its cast and lacks strong writing. However, it has many fun and visually pleasing moments. “Moonrise Kingdom” pleases the viewer with […]
With so many different avenues for plot development, “Madagascar 3” had much potential. However, in recycling the same “home is where the heart is” message from the previous two movies, nothing new is added to what is supposed to be the end of the trilogy. The movie’s overtly sentimental message is so obvious that one only needs to watch the first half to predict the end. […]
The Hives recent composition swells with punk-like energy but fails to match the brilliance of its 2007 album, “The Black and White Album.” Unable to maintain its high potential, The Hives’ successes five years ago may have obviously been a climax from which it is slowly descending. […]
By Zack Gill Arts Editor Since the beginning of the previous decade, America’s triple-A theme parks, namely Disney’s parks and the Universal Studios, have participated in a game of extreme one-upmanship, often laying down hundreds […]
By Jake Mahr Theme Editor It is always a joyous moment when a band that has been successful thus far in the music industry suddenly comes out with a new album that proves the group’s […]
When an eccentric death-infusedJohnny Depp movie hits the theaters, there’s only one thing to think: Tim Burton. Burton is at it again with “Dark Shadows,” the darkly comedic tale of Barnabas Collins, an 18th-century vampire propelled into the wildly different world of 1972. […]
Another summer brings another set of tentpole films, from another set of CGI-animated family comedies
to a new batch of superhero films to high-octane ultraviolence vehicles. […]
The Mira Costa Drama Department has become synonymous with quality musical productions. This year’s production, “Fiddler on the Roof,” is no different.
With high-quality set design and powerful performances from the show’s leads, the cast of “Fiddler on the Roof” elevates the unusually heavy production to one of Costa’s finest renditions. […]
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