By Patrick Lucas Staff Writer Showtime’s “Billions” follows a game of dominance between an impulsive, hotshot, billionaire and a powerful attorney. The first episode of the series does a good job of setting up the […]
By Warren Gordon Staff Writer The Aokigahara forest is known for suicides, demons, and evil spirits, whereas “The Forest” is known for the audience walking out in and boring script, the film disappoints. After Sarah […]
By Harrison Mayesh Staff Writer El Segundo’s The Point just got a lot sweeter with the opening of Sugarfina, a luxury boutique candy store with a wide variety of sweets and candies. Overall, Sugarfina has […]
By Riley Sullivan Staff Writer The movie “400 Days”, directed by Matt Osterman, is an exciting Sci-Fi film, but the combination of sloppy acting and a boring script causes this movie to be a below […]
By Jackson Weaver Staff Writer In an uncharted expedition of the American wilderness, Hugh Glass, an American navigator and pelt hunter, must overcome abandonment from his group and survive the treacheries of the wilderness […]
By Ellie Shalvarjian Staff Writer Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s exhibition on Frank Gehry proved to be fascinating and awe-inspiring. The exhibit was originally opened on September 13th and will carry on until […]
By Allegra Papera Staff Writer El Porto’s Crepe Lab cozies up to the neighborhood combining custom crepes with a comfortable environment. Crepe Lab is a quaint cafe with delicious crepes, beverages, fair prices, […]
By Blake Laurita Staff Writer In a half-hearted attempt to expose one of the National Football League’s best kept secrets, “Concussion” fails to keep the audience interested with an underwhelming plot, but is saved […]
By Samantha Sanchez Staff Writer Smitten Ice Cream leaves ice cream lovers exactly as the name promises after tasting their delectable frozen treats. Their ice cream’s smooth, creamy consistency is like no other […]
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