Lights, camera, hope: Kids in the Spotlight inspires foster youth to tell their stories
Kids in the Spotlight gives Los Angeles based foster youth the opportunity to enter the film industry as they write, direct and act in their own films, which, once edited, are shown on the big screen at their annual “Better than the Oscars” awards show.
Fallin’ back in time
The Drama Department staged their fall production of “The Iliad, The Odyssey, and all of Greek Mythology in 99 Minutes or Less”
It’s been a long time coming: The Eras Tour film is finally here
Both the concert and the film offered dazzling perspectives on Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
“The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” movie adaptation lands on top
The fourth installment in the infamous Hunger Games franchise tells the origin story of one of the most hated characters in the Hunger Games Trilogy, dazzling audiences and answering unanswered questions of the original series.
Christianity offers redemption at the box office
The light of the Christian entertainment industry is growing brighter amidst Hollywood’s profane productions.
Thanksgiving trivia that’ll (Plymouth) rock your world!
Gobble up some facts about this special holiday and learn a new thing or two about where your favorite Turkey Day traditions originate.
Solo Showcase strikes a chord with its audience
The second Solo Showcase allowed students beyond the Choir Program to express themselves through the art of singing on the Donna Hubbard Stage.
El Cocinero Restaurant makes vegan food taste like a delicacy
While it might not be new to the Valley, the new flavors and experiences that El Cocinero restaurant provides make this location a must-visit.
Mercado Buenos Aires Review: Argentinian flavors without the Argentinian travel
A delicious Argentine cafe to try during the fall, Mercado Buenos Aires offers up flavorful meats and delectable desserts to savor.
Five things that will thankfully save you from boredom on Thanksgiving
From car shows to music tours, film festivals to sports championships, there is no shortage of things to keep you entertained during the nine-day school break.
Three things to do this three-day weekend
From shopping for old clothes to watching new movies, there's no shortage of things to do this weekend around LA for Veterans’ Day weekend.
SAG actors strike a deal, ending the historic walkout
After 118 days of industry shutdown, on Nov. 8, the SAG-AFTRA strike reached a tentative agreement on a new contract with the AMPTP. Voting is now open to all SAG members until Dec. 5 to approve or reject the new contract.
