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Steer clear of the gutters! The recent release of the remake “It” leaves the audience at the edge of their seats with its epic portrayal of what lies beneath the surface of the city streets.

September 29, 2017 Skylar Jones 0

By Skylar Jones Staff Writer Steer clear of the gutters! The recent release of the remake “It” leaves the audience at the edge of their seats with its epic portrayal of what lies beneath the […]

Netflix original series “American Vandal” surpasses viewers’ low expectations, instead offering a genuinely entertaining crime mockumentary.

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

By Allegra Papera Contributing Writer Netflix original series “American Vandal” surpasses viewers’ low expectations, instead offering a genuinely entertaining crime mockumentary. Netflix original crime mockumentary “American Vandal” cracks viewers up with its teenage narrator’s […]

Arts Issue #1 Playlist 09/29/17

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

Every week, La Vista’s staff submits their favorite songs of the week for the La Vista Weekly Playlist. Containing 5 Editors’ Picks and 5 Staff Picks, members of La Vista explain their song choices below. Enjoy! […]

Whethan overcomes interruptions and still wows the crowd with his amazing performance.

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

By Guadi Rabino Staff Writer D.J. Whethan’s tour is fittingly named “Good Nights” due to the energetic concert experience he produced for his many fans as he opened at the el Rey Theater on […]

Manhattan Beach’s newly-opened restaurant, Les P’tits Bretons, Provides a Refreshing Change from the Typical Food Style Available

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

By Harrison Mayesh Circulation Editor The Manhattan Beach community says “bonjour” to the newest authentic French restaurant, Les P’tits Bretons. The newly-opened traditional French restaurant Les P’tits Bretons in North Manhattan Beach leaves customers satisfied […]

Torrance Art Museum’s “The Cuban Matrix,” Disappoints with Bleak Artwork

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

By Megan Sullivan Executive Arts Editor Cuba is recognized for its vibrant culture and fresh lifestyle, but “The Cuban Matrix,” an art exhibit at Torrance Art Museum, failed to express the exotic flavors of the […]

“Experience 31: HOPE” captures the essence of hope and influences of Cuban culture

September 29, 2017 Madeleine Powell 0

By Madeleine Powell Arts Editor The El Segundo Museum of Art’s newest exhibit, “Experience 31: HOPE” provided an audio-visual portrayal of Cuban culture that displayed the country’s turbulent past and its dreams for the future. The […]

Jack Johnson’s “All The Light Above It Too,” disappoints with no sign of musical diversity.

September 29, 2017 Juliana Coe-McNamara 0

By Juliana Coe McNamara Staff Writer Is one moon enough, if I can see?” Jack Johnson sings on his latest album. Jack Johnson’s seventh studio album, “All The Light Above It Too” was released September […]

Manhattan Beach Art Center’s newest exhibit impresses with vibrant pieces celebrating Mexican-American culture

September 29, 2017 La Vista 0

By Danielle Smith Managing Editor The Manhattan Beach Art Center’s newest exhibition “Jose Lozano: Chicano Trickster” boasts a collection of vibrant pieces that celebrate Mexican-American culture. Jose Lozano’s distinctive use of bright colors and satirical […]

Jaw dropping action and hysterical comedy had audiences in the theatre applauding after seeing “Kingsman: The Golden Circle.”

September 28, 2017 La Vista 0

By Ryan Ulrich Assistant Managing Director Jaw dropping action and hysterical comedy had audiences in the theatre applauding after seeing “Kingsman: The Golden Circle.” Directed by Matthew Vaughn, the movie follows a face paced tempo […]