Video Production teacher and Global Vine sponsor Mike Marrie hosted a contest for teachers to win a free pair of Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere tickets for the 7:30 PM showing tonight at Cinemark...
A 35 to 40 minute drive might be all it takes to enjoy a low budget weekend in the art-filled city of Houston.
Lawndale Art Center
The Lawndale Art Center is a perfect place to admire contemporary...
Best Picture
What will win: Boyhood
Possible upset: Birdman
The nominees: American Sniper, Birdman, Boyhood, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Imitation Game, Selma, The Theory of Everything, Whiplash
This...
It's nice to see a big blockbuster with a strong female protagonist, but Jupiter Ascending consistently feels like The Wachowski's attempt to adapt a bad comic book: their unique stylistic flourishes only...
Staying home during winter break does not have to consist of baking everything on Martha Stewart’s website or sleeping in until the late afternoon for the sole reason of not having anything to do. Sure,...
Sara Saavedra, Entertainment Editor
• November 2, 2014
Known for her quirky personality and love songs, Taylor Swift’s 1989 effortlessly transitions her sound from country crooner to pop sensation. Along with the genre switch, Swift’s usual boy-centric...
Sara Saavedra, Entertainment Editor
• October 15, 2014
Every so often the music industry is rocked with major acts originating from a specific country. The 90s were defined by the British, as Oasis and Blur battled each other on the charts while the Spice Girls and Sclub 7 took over the world’s biggest pop bands. Now, Australian musicians are starting to get more recognition with Chet Faker, Flume and Tame Impala, and most recently with Sydney-based band Sticky Fingers.
The Fault In Our Stars: The popular young adult novel, authored by internet sensation John Green is one of the most highly anticipated book to movie adaptations of 2014. It follows the story of 16-year-old...
Playing For Keeps- From the director of The Pursuit of Happiness and Seven Pounds, Playing for Keeps stars Gerard Butler, Jessica Biel, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Uma Thurman and Dennis Quaid. Not your traditional...
About fifty years ago, four boys from Liverpool swept the world away with their catchy songs, funny haircuts and general popularity. The Beatles were one of the first British bands to hit America, and...
