MCHS Art Gallery displays unique and interactive artworks
By Megan Sullivan Staff Writer Mira Costa is home to a large array of students with various talents and passions, all of which were on display in the latest exhibit at the MCHS Art […]
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Batman vs. Superman’s Acting and Effects Save the Film
By Nick Cerofeci Staff Writer After being framed by Lex Luther, society starts to see Superman as a false god. Superman must clear his name while battling Batman, stopping Lex Luther, and keeping the […]
Young Messiah disappoints with dull and monotonous plot
By Patrick Lucas Staff Writer The Young Messiah successfully puts its viewers to sleep, proving to be one of the most monotonous and dull representations of Jesus’ life as a young child. It […]
10 Cloverfield Lane proves concise yet suspenseful
By Warren Gordon Staff Writer Concise, suspenseful, yet still playful and smartly pieced together, Dan Tachtenberg’s “10 Cloverfield Lane” leaves behind the mystery surrounding its release, outdoing its predecessor, Cloverfield. The film’s unique plot, […]
Lemonade rejuvenation is met with success
Harrison Mayesh Staff Writer Lemonade has been open for approximately three years now, and the owners and staff working at Lemonade felt that their beloved restaurant needed a rejuvenation to make the popular restaurant more […]
G-Eazy proves he’s no fluke with inspired performance
The show was chaotic in the best way, with people running to get as close as possible to the performers who were playing their hearts out. G-Eazy himself put on the best show of his life that night. This may not be everybody’s scene, but it is worth going at least once for the experience. […]
Death Grips impresses with complex music
Ian Lockwood Arts Editor Unique experimental Hip Hop trio, Death Grips, return with their intoxicating and stimulating fifth studio album “Bottomless Pit”. Death Grips newest release, “Bottomless Pit,” displays the band’s ability to […]
Costa Band Kelp has first performance at Amplifi in Los Angeles
Raushan Melton Staff Writer Juniors Cameron Steen and Matt Hodges played at their first live concert with their band “Kelp” at the venue Amplifi in Los Angeles on March 20th, performing a blend of original […]
“How to be Single” disappoints with cliche story
By Daniela Coe-McNamara Staff writer The day before Valentine’s Day, yet another inspirational, witty romantic comedy has hit the theaters to save the hearts and minds of thousands of lonely girls, this time with the […]
DIIV’s album “Is the Is Are” is a soundtrack to struggle and to self-healing.
Allegra Papera Staff Writer DIIV shows its matured artistry with sophomore album “Is the Is Are” which showcases the band’s ability to create a thoroughly satisfying dream pop record with both strong lyrics and musical […]