“Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” is a science fiction post-apocalyptic film that is filled with action and violence, as it is about a nation of apes threatened by human survivors of a virus that occurred a decade earlier, leading to war. This movie is directed by Matt Reeves[Read More…]
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1st Annual Horton Hayride has a bumpy start.
Thousands of people poured into downtown Long Beach for the first annual Horton Hayride on July 12. The event was headlined by The Reverend Horton Heat best known for their influence in the rockabilly music scene. Other music acts included Jello Biafra, Lee Rocker , The Chop Tops and The[Read More…]
Tammy fails to bring the laughs.
Following the success of “The Heat” in 2013, Melissa McCarthy returns to the big screen for the summer comedy “Tammy.” Now when somebody mentions the name Melissa McCarthy, at this point in her career, almost every movie-watcher will know exactly what they are getting into. Viewers can expect McCarthy to,[Read More…]
“Earth to Echo” is a lighthearted family-friendly film
“Earth to Echo” is an enjoyable and charming science fiction film about friendship and an alien robot named Echo who tries to find his way back home. Mainly younger kids and preteens can relate to this film, and it is also very appropriate for families to watch. The story is[Read More…]
‘Community’ moves to Yahoo! after #6seasonsandamovie
It began as a quick throwaway gag in “Community,” a phrase that later became a rallying cry for fans of the critically adored, but perpetually low-rated, “Community” itself. Despite being canceled by NBC more than a month ago, “Community” found a new home, courtesy of a surprise pickup by Yahoo![Read More…]
Transformers makes the same mistakes
“Transformers: Age of Extinction” is the fourth film in the franchise about robots in disguise; unfortunately, nothing good is in disguise in the latest installment. On the surface, it’s a film with explosions and great CGI effects. If you are a fan of the franchise, you will most likely enjoy[Read More…]
Red, White and Fun
The most patriotic time of the year is upon us, and there are many places you can visit on the Fourth of July in Long Beach to celebrate. “All-American Fourth of July” is aboard the Queen Mary with live music, family-friendly activities and fireworks show at the end of the[Read More…]
Workaholics actor to visit Long Beach Laugh Factory
Best known for his work on “Workaholics” as Montez Walker, stand-up comedian Erik Griffin is now making his way down the 710 freeway to crack you up. Griffin, a Los Angeles native, will visit Laugh Factory in Downtown Long Beach on Thursday, June 26. He has done a number of[Read More…]
Lana Del Rey’s emotional return
Lana Del Rey’s highly anticipated third studio album “Ultraviolence” hooks with a poignant, haunting and melancholic feel as she sings about drugs, money and relationships. Although many of the songs share a similar theme and rhythm, each of them tells a unique story. The album, which was released June 13, consists[Read More…]
Warped Tour celebrates 20th anniversary
If there’s a festival that provides activism, fan-interaction and free giveaways along with passion and love for music, it’s the Vans Warped Tour. The annual traveling music festival stopped at the Fairplex in Pomona for its seventh date out of 42 stops throughout North America. This summer the tour celebrated[Read More…]