By Connor Kropschot Staff Writer Childish Gambino’s newest album “Awaken, My Love” unsuccessfully deviates from the artist’s typical hard rap style, featuring more soul and R&B melodies. “Awaken, My love” lacks Gambino’s usual composition […]
Acting his way through life, Mira Costa sophomore Cooper Roth pursues his passion for the film industry, working his way in the best he can. […]
In a classic tale of a lost slipper and runaway princess, Cinderella is performing on Broadway, and in the ensemble are two Southern California alums. […]
Transforming into fairies, sprites and magical mice is a dancers main job while performing on the Nutcracker stage for Mira Costa sophomores Brynn Eichenlaub, Hillary Rosenfeld and Zehra Topbas. […]
Senior Mia Finney reels in subscribers with her filmmaking skills and produces humorous videos for her YouTube channel, @MiaFinney. […]
Art has often been considered one of the loudest ways of exposing the problems faced in society, which contributed greatly to the Hippie movement in the 60’s and still continues today. Portraits of Hope is an organization that uses art to raise awareness for issues in communities all throughout the country. […]
South Bay Families Connected partnered with Beach Cities Health District to host an event to address mindfulness for teens at FitOn Studios on Dec. 4. […]
By Adam Enomoto Managing Editor The holiday season is a time of giving, and Zeds Dead gave the deepest of drops and heaviest of bass this past weekend. Zeds Dead performed at The Shrine […]
By Guadi Rabino Assistant Managing Editor It isn’t often that we get a follow up on our favorite shows, especially not over a decade later. Despite its flaws, Netflix’s “Gilmore Girls: A Year in […]
Following the recent national presidential election, in which a certain candidate trumped his opponents, several students of Mira Costa have demonstrated their concerns about the results through protests and other actions. […]
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