By Marley Brennan Staff Writer Kathleen Keifer, local artist based in Manhattan Beach, has recently revamped the classic board game, MONOPOLY, into a version she named California Dreaming. Born and raised in Chicago, Keifer studied […]
Raven Ramsey Theme Editor Costa junior, Sarah Fox uses her artistic talents to create intricate art designs and sells them via her Instagram account, @sarahfoxart, that she created on Aug. 1, 2020. Fox began creating […]
By Ella Davis Staff Writer The Manhattan Beach Unified School District (MBUSD) Parent Teacher Association (PTA) announced the winners of the Manhattan Beach Reflections Art Contest and held a virtual acknowledgment on Jan. 21 to […]
COVID-19 has shifted the daily lives for many people across the globe; while creating uncertainty for many, it has opened many opportunities for self growth. Shay Mishra and Natalie Wong cover how unique Mira Costa students […]
By Elizabeth Goldman Staff Writer The Broad’s latest release, “Light and Space: A Film in 4K by Clarissa Tossin,” is a wonderfully-constructed cinematographic masterpiece that highlights the iconic architecture of The Broad Museum. This excellent film […]
The highly anticipated sequel of “To all the Boys I’ve Loved Before”, “To all the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You” brings author Jenny Han’s New York Times bestseller to life, providing viewers with a heartwarming ending to the original film. […]
Pop Smoke shakes the room with the release of his sophomore album “Meet The Woo 2,” erupting an entrance for Brooklyn’s rising drill scene.
Pop Smoke’s latest album “Meet The Woo 2,” proves to be ‘that’ album that sparks an artist’s career into the mainstream limelight. “Meet The Woo 2” musically satisfies on several levels despite Pop Smoke’s unusual sound, demonstrating an anomaly of what is to be considered a ‘quality modern rap album.’ […]
Kesha’s “High Road” astounds listeners with sincere and original lyrics that are true to her as an artist. “High Road” is an impressive album that provides a sense of relatability and an upbeat, free-spirited tone. Each song spreads a positive and uplifting message to listeners. […]
Los Angeles County Museum of Arts’ “Sound Stories” exhibit fuses art and technology using an unexpected tool: sound. Christian Marclay, a visual artist, branches out from his typical style to bring viewers a fresh, new take on sounds in the 21st century. Christian Marclay’s exhibition consists of a five-work installation making use of the unique feature of sounds and look of Snapchat. […]
October 18, 2018 Sophomore, Destiny Donovan, working on her mannequin project during printmaking class. During this semester class students will be introduced to the historical, cultural and conceptual aspects of printmaking. Photo by: Kendall Tonne
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