Netflix seems to be on a roll with original content starring comedic actors who started with Judd Apatow and made their way to pure drama. Movies belonging to this category can be hit or miss, but “The Discovery” is a hit. The smart and imaginative drama, released March 31 exclusively[Read More…]
Arts & Life
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Exploring the Waters
Cal State Long Beach senior and sculptural ceramic artist Brittany Waters finds nature to be a key tool for her artwork. Growing up in northern California, where she was surrounded by trees, she now finds herself in Long Beach where she finds inspirations in the beach, the ocean and its[Read More…]
‘Rick and Morty’ finally returns to Adult Swim with surprise season 3 release
After almost two years of waiting, the moment “Rick and Morty” fans have been obsessing over finally came. A surprise live release of season three aired on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim programing block and adultswim.com during the “Dragon Ball Super” time slot on Saturday night. Of course, in true Dan Harmon[Read More…]
Erika Gonzalez opens Gypsy Queen
From months of selling bohemian-style clothing at street fairs to the countless days spent within the walls of a small warehouse, Gypsy Queen’s days of being known as a mobile boutique are officially over. After years of hard work and dedication, the Downey-based boho-chic boutique finally reached over $100,000 in[Read More…]
CSULB alumni opens exhibit at Edward Cella Art + Architecture
Art in any of its forms is meant for more than aesthetics – it can be a representation of the world we live in. Cal State Long Beach’s art alumnus Kendell Carter’s latest exhibit reflects upon everything from Jim Crow laws to today’s political environment. Carter is having a solo[Read More…]
A Lack of Beauty in the Beast
For many nostalgic movie goers, it’s a tale that is as old as the 1991 animated classic, and Disney wants to make sure that this tale is worth retelling. Except this year’s “Beauty and the Beast” live-action remake won’t age as well as the animated film. “Beauty and the Beast,”[Read More…]
Study spots and coffee pots
So you want to get serious about your schoolwork — really serious — you mean it this time. Now all you need is a good place to study. Your room is too distracting, Starbucks is too crowded and the campus library doesn’t have food. Luckily, you go to school in[Read More…]
Diamonds in the Rough
From the sandy shorelines of Ocean Boulevard to the harbor overlooking the Pike, some of Long Beach’s best sights can be found on the water. Whether your’re looking to dive into the nautical history of the Queen Mary or explore grassy knolls and old lighthouses, your attention is sure to[Read More…]
Long Beach keeps music tangible, diverse
Long Beach’s music scene is as eclectic as its population. From Snoop Dogg to Rage Against the Machine’s Zack de la Rocha to Sublime, artists spanning a wide variety of genres have gotten their musical start in the Aquatic Capital of America. “We have a lot of everything because we[Read More…]
Long Beach par-tea time
Long Beach is known for many things such as art, museums and the Queen Mary, but what about its tea? Tea houses are a popular place for college students and Long Beach offers a variety around the city. I visited all the hottest spots in the city, and here’s how[Read More…]