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By Penelope Misceo Executive Arts Editor Penelope here! If I’ve gained any reputation at all since joining La Vista, it probably has little to do with my work on the paper and more to do […]
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‘The Last Summer’ bores audiences and fails to depict realities of teen experience
While the actors gave it their all, nothing can save “The Last Summer” from its unrealistic depiction of teenagers. […]
‘Father of the Bride’ impresses doting Vampire Weekend fans and new listeners alike
Vampire Weekend’s long-awaited album, “Father of the Bride” proves to be an astonishing comeback from the group, and it is certainly worth the wait. […]
“Shazam!” entertains viewers with its heartfelt charm, lacks shock value
Following after its influences, “Shazam!” explores the possibilities of an seemingly ordinary civilian when he is handed the power of a superhero. […]
Mother’s Market offers healthy and organic food to Manhattan Beach residents
Mother’s Market opened its first store in the Beach Cities this month, and its organic and healthy products fit in perfectly with the community. […]
Annie Leibovitz gallery displays cultural shifts seen throughout the 1970s
Annie Leibovitz became one of the most well-known photographers with her photos depicting 1970s and 1980s pop culture and politics. […]
‘Apollo 11’ recounts the inspirational story of the first moon landing, entertains audiences of all ages
On July 16, 1969, The United States became the first country to step foot on the moon. “Apollo 11” recounts the spectacular story with never before seen footage. […]
Netflix, Hulu explore disastrous Fyre Festival in new documentaries
The 2017 Fyre Festival, a music festival in the Bahamas, had dire and shocking results, and although it has slowly begun to circulate out of the news, its disorganization is described as totally disastrous. […]
Torrance Art Museum’s “Protest, noun” exhibit bravely explores social injustices, evokes strong emotions
The Torrance Art Museum’s newest exhibit, “Protest, noun” explores social injustices in the current political climate with artwork that affects viewers even after the exhibit is over. […]
Mike Posner’s newest release, “A Real Good Kid” presents a deep personal story, compelling listeners throughout
Mike Posner’s new album, “A Real Good Kid,” presents listeners with emotional depth, while getting deeply personal. […]