Bruno Mars talented, but leaves room to grow on first solo album
The popular second man finally goes solo with “Doo-Wops and Hooligans,” but can’t avoid cliché lyrics and melodies on otherwise catchy songs.
“RED” not as dangerous as it tries to be
Based on a graphic novel, “RED” is an amusing story of retired spies, but under-delivers on cast and plot potential.
Brooke Fraser vibrant on “Flags”
Brooke Fraser continues her musical creativity and gentle spiritual influences with third solo album "Flags."
“Buried” surprises, despite low budget
Despite a low budget, "Buried" delivers as a mystery and psychological thriller.
New art show on campus focuses on Gen X
The current campus gallery show, "Transition" focuses on the popular images of Gen-Xers.
“Social Network” delivers as a surprisingly engaging film
The Social Network is not just a movie about computer science, but the story of the engaging human drama that led to the cultural phenomenon of Facebook.
Jimmy Eat World reinvents sound on new album
"Invented" a frustrating listen that doesn't quite live up to its name.
“You Again” conventional but still enjoyable
Acting talent redeems the predictable plot of "You Again," a comedy that delivers laughs for the whole family.
Bondy brings experimental folk and sloppy execution to bar performance
Joshua Watson ventures to a bar in Costa Mesa to see folk artist A.A. Bondy perform.
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...