By Isaac Siegemund-Broka Staff Writer In 2010, Pablo Larrain swept several Latin American film festivals with “Post Mortem,” the story of General Augusto Pinochet’s 1973 rise to power in Chili. Now two years later, Larrain […]
By Ari Howorth Arts Editor While almost all of the viewers watching the 85th Annual Academy Awards on Feb. 24 were hoping to see their favorite feature films of the year receive recognition, another lesser-known […]
By Isaac Siegemund-Broka Staff Writer After lengthy careers, many bands grow careless and, thus, create worse records. Yo La Tengo seems to mock this trend with their latest album, “Fade,” which illustrates that, despite a […]
By Jake Mahr Arts Editor Ra Ra Riot’s name says everything about the band: it produces fun and lively music that is easy to dance to. But after six years, the band’s string-based baroque pop […]
By Dylan Fair Executive Arts Editor Although Los Angeles gangster movies have been long exhausted in Hollywood, the thought of Sean Penn portraying the notorious gangster Mickey Cohen seemed like a match made in heaven. […]
The blend of occasional vomiting amidst a capella singing and drama makes “Pitch Perfect” an entertaining film with its amusing humor and eccentric characters.
What “Pitch Perfect” lacks in originality it makes up for in crude humor and frequent, catchy song and dance sequences. Although it is only geared toward a specific demographic of young musicians, it still manages to entertain. […]
By Rachel Wess Staff Writer Mira Costa’s vocal ensemble will take a number of trips in the near future to perform in singing conventions. Their excursions include the American Choral Directors Association Western Division and […]
Mira Costa art students will get the special opportunity to participate in “An Art Show to Benefit Skatepark-PV” at Zask Gallery in Palos Verdes. The nonprofit event was organized in order to raise money to help build a skate park on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. […]
Jonathan Levine’s latest film, the cancer dramedy “50/50,” cannot shake feeling like a schmaltzy Hollywood film, in spite of its basis in screenwriter Will Reiser’s actual battle with cancer. […]
By Kyle Khatchadourian Staff Writer High school students may assume that teachers spend their free time reading, grading papers and writing tests. Few would imagine them pursuing exciting hobbies, let alone playing in a rock […]
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