The Getty Museum will be closing its “Breaking News: Turning the Lens on Mass Media” exhibit at the Getty Center in Westwood at the end of April. Artists’ works in many different media were on display. The title of the exhibition must be a play on words because nearly every...
March 17 marks what would have been Nat King Cole’s 98th birthday. His soft, smooth baritone voice landed him in the same echelon of iconic artists like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. A multi-talented artist during his time, Cole (birth name Nathaniel Adams Coles) knew he was destined for...
When it comes to certain films, the idea of remaking them can give fans a reason to worry. But a Disney classic like “Beauty and the Beast” is a film that has transcended normal fandom and has held a special place in Disney fanatics hearts for nearly 30 years. How...
After years of petitioning by competitive cheerleaders around the globe, last Monday, the International Olympic Committee finally gave cheerleading a provisional status to be included as an Olympic sport. The news comes as a positive turn by cheerleaders across the country who have been a part of the movement to show the...
Written and directed by Seith Mann, VH1 recently presented fans with a TV series “The Breaks.” He got inspiration off the book “The Big Payback,” written by journalist Dan Charnas and continued the series based off its original film. Furthermore, Gary Giudice produced the series and legendary DJ Premier produced...
The first awards show to air in the new year will be the 74th Annual Golden Globes. The Golden Globes is one of the few awards shows that recognizes talents and achievements in both the film and television industries. The show is put on by the Hollywood Foreign Press...
Awards season is upon us and while most of America will be tuning in to see who will take the latest Grammy, Golden Globe or Oscar, there is an overlooked awards show that deserves a little more consideration. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People’s Image Awards. The...
People from all nations, races, ages and sizes meet for one cause, to protect our future. On a warm Saturday morning, December 10, thousands gathered in downtown Los Angeles’ Pershing Square in preparation to march and send a message to the world: They are not protesters; they are protectors...
Citrus College is aca-perfect. “Vocalosity” is a two-act Broadway program that comes from the creative mind of Deke Sharon, the artistic producer of “Pitch Perfect.” The performance grooved it’s way to the Haugh Performing Arts Center on Nov. 12. From barbershop quartets to The Beatles and Bruno Mars, Vocalosity...
It’s the second weekend of Desert Trip, or “Oldchella” as the millennial crowd called it. A new festival created by the owners of Coachella as a throwback of sorts for a younger crowd to be introduced to influential artists who paved the way for the new guard. Tucked away...