The Lighthouse Cafe will put on a fun, vibrant jazz brunch on Sunday, Nov. 10. The Lighthouse Cafe is a jazz club that has been open since 1949. Now, it provides customers with a variety of bands, brunch foods, and drinks. Every Sunday, the Lighthouse Cafe has a new jazz band come to perform during brunch. […]
El Camino Community College’s drama department presents adaptation, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time on Sunday, November 3. The play will be shown at the campus theatre and it based on Mark Haddon’s novel. […]
The newest addition to the Disney franchise, “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil,” delivers an interesting and eerie take on the traditional fairytale story. “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” is a captivating, action packed film with a profound storyline that manages to give viewers the nostalgic feeling that often arises from traditional Disney animated movies. With intrictate characters and an original plot, the movie is great for young viewers and those who wish to experience the nostalgic feeling sparked by Disney movies. […]
Showing a unique view on good versus evil throughout the series “Breaking Bad,” “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” gives the main character, Jesse Pinkman, the ending he deserves, satisfying viewers. The movie picks up where the TV show, “Breaking Bad,” left off. Jesse Pinkman, the main character of the show, has just escaped from jail, and he is forced to come to terms with his past in order to create a future for himself. […]
Lil Tjay puts the New York rap scene back on the map with the release of his passionate debut studio-recorded album, “True 2 Myself.” Lil Tjay speaks his mind and sings his heart out in his debut album, “True 2 Myself.” The rapper delivers on every aspect of the album, incorporating beautiful, impressive vocals, emotional beats, memorable lyrics and a diverse selection of melodic rap. […]
Engaging the audience throughout the entire show, Vampire Weekend’s performance at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 2 was an entertaining experience for long-time fans of the group and casual listeners alike, even after a six-year hiatus. Closing out the California portion of their “Father of the Bride” tour, Vampire Weekend provided its audience with a memorable experience and incredible live performance at the Hollywood Bowl on Oct. 2. […]
The latest “Joker” film offers a fascinating new perspective into the life of DC’s iconic comic book character and tells an insightful origin story for the well-known villain. “Joker” is a riveting, intensely cynical film that leaves the audience shocked with its ambiguity. […]
Thomas Joshua Cooper became a well-known photographer with his stunning nature photos depicting outdoor sites that are isolated. “The World’s Edge” opened on Sept. 22 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in the Resnick Pavilion, and the intense, distinctive photos are well enjoyed by virtually all viewers. The photos document Cooper’s 50 year-long career in which he has been traveling the world and taking shots of secluded areas that are generally unrecognizable. […]
American Martyrs Catholic community is hosting its 49th annual parish fair at the American Martyrs church on Oct. 19 through Oct. 20. The parish fair will include a variety of activities including games and live music. There will also be craft booths for visitors to make art projects and small souvenirs. […]
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art introduces “Every Living Thing,” an innovative exhibit which displays several different types of medias showcasing Japan’s vast history in a unique way that makes the entire room captivating. “Every Living Thing: Animals in Japanese Art” creatively uses elements of Japanese culture, including its animals, to reveal their symbolism in Japan’s society, and how they play a large role in establishing the country’s religions and lifestyles. […]
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