Lazy Acres opens its doors to hungry South Bay residents
Unlike the name of the store, Lazy Acres employees are everything but lazy. Lazy Acres’s newest location provides community members with a store that is unlike any other. […]
Other Reviews
‘Toil and Trouble: 15 Tales of Women and Witchcraft’ fascinates readers with anthology of witchcraft tales
The famous MacBeth witches cry “Double, double, toil and trouble/Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Cool it with a baboon’s blood, Then the charm is firm and good.” This chant inspired the title of the newly released novel “Toil & Trouble: 15 Tales of Women & Witchcraft,” immediately captivating readers who remember those eternally famous Shakespearian lines. […]
The South Bay Student Video Festival amazed viewers with excellent cinematography
By Grace Dietz Online Arts Editor The South Bay Student Video Festival left viewers amazed and allowed for student expression through a variety of topics, such as gun reform, love, gender equality and the social […]
Air + Style featured adrenaline-filled performances
By Danielle Smith Managing Editor After a weekend full of snowboarding and skateboarding stunts accompanied by a compilation of indie rock, hip-hop and electronic dance music, Air + Style 2018 has come to a victorious […]
“God of Carnage” fails to impress with lackluster plot
By Madeleine Powell Arts Editor With its dark comedy and larger-than-life characters, the Surf City Theatre Company’s production of the award-winning play “God of Carnage” provided insight into human nature and its intricacies, despite its […]
Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show leaves audiences amazed once again
By Elora Brow Online Opinion Editor Another year, another city, and yet another spectacular Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. The 2017 Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show was once again a raving success (besides the one model who […]
Junior Blake Rohrbach competes in Outrigger Paddling
Junior Blake Rohrbach is paddling further into the sport of outrigger. […]
Bill Field impresses the packed theatre with the silent horror film “The Phantom of The Opera.”
By Juliana Coe-Mcnamara Staff Writer Bill Field, who has owned the Old Town Music Hall in El Segundo for more than 50 years, has recently demonstrated his talent, impressing the packed theatre with the […]
Shorts Block Five of Sunscreen Film Festival West left its small audience satisfied after delivering various short films, appealing to all cinephiles
By Allegra Papera Contributing Writer Sunscreen Film Festival’s Shorts Block Five was an hour-long time block on Friday, October 6 that offered South Bay residents an opportunity to watch local filmmakers’ work. The time slot […]
Rupi Kaur’s new book, “The Sun and Her Flowers,” will not experience success
By Megan Sullivan Executive Arts Editor Two years ago, every other poetry lover could be seen carrying around, Rupi Kaur’s first book, “Milk and Honey,” however, this year her new book, “The Sun and Her […]