“Anthem Song” takes a bold stand
Aaron Gillespie’s debut solo record “Anthem Song” shows his diversity.
Eisley’s “The Valley” a strong effort
Eisley's most recent album stays true to their mature sound and vision as a band.
“The Adjustment Bureau” succeeds as a love story
The directorial debut for George Nolfi complicates the classic boy meets girl tale with mysterious supernatural Bureau agents.
“Unknown” offers intense action
Liam Neeson’s new film, “Unknown” doesn’t disappoint action movie junkies.
Adele returns as more mature artist with “21”
With the release of her second album "21", Adele produces mature and heart-felt lyrics.
“Drive Angry” doesn’t take itself seriously enough to succeed
Nicolas Cage doesn't seem to put very much effort into his starring role in "Drive Angry," which disappoints with a shallow plot and humor that wears quickly.
Local band The Steelwells gains recognition
The Steelwells, a local band, won the O.C. Music Award for Best Live Band Feb. 25 and are currently in a contest competing for a spot on the cover of Rolling Stones.
“I Am Number Four” confuses audience
D.J Caruso’s new Sci-fi thriller disappoints and confuses audiences.
Radiohead self-releases new album “The King of Limbs”
Radiohead thumbed its nose at iTunes by self-releasing its latest album for free download on its website over Valentine's Day weekend.
“Gnomeo and Juliet” surprisingly enjoyable
Shakespeare meets gnome in this cartoon takeoff on Romeo and Juliet.
“The Eagle” delivers atmosphere but lacks execution
The Roman period piece starring Channing Tatum doesn’t offer anything new in terms of character and plot line.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...