Under the name of DJ ReguL8, Cal State Long Beach alumnus Edward Saldana has been an inspiration to aspiring local DJs. During his time at CSULB, Saldana said he frequently switched majors from being undeclared to exploring journalism and business marketing, until he finally settled into studying communications. Saldana said[Read More…]
Arts & Life
Content that focuses on popular culture, local art and music, entertainment and the events. Common topics include lifestyle, television and film, theater, music, video game, food, etc
Imaginative, dark films screen at the University Theatre
The Queen of Chain sits atop her dais on a golden balcony at the helm of a velvet theater auditorium, with her doll-like ushers at each side, and watches as her Diva, decked in Shakespearian peach garb, twists himself up a vine to her balcony. Meanwhile, the Queen’s Giant, a[Read More…]
Royalty splashes the Queen Mary
She was once a fashion icon and the world’s most photographed woman. Now, locals can get up close and personal with the legacy of Diana, Princess of Wales. The Diana: Legacy of a Princess exhibition, showcased aboard Long Beach’s famous landmark, the Queen Mary, has been revamped in honor of[Read More…]
Flavor Focus: George’s Greek Cafe
Did you know that a Mediterranean diet is found to be associated with significant health benefits that include lower rates of heart disease, cancer, Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s? At least it is according to the British Medical Journal. The diet has its own food pyramid, where it shows vegetables, fruits,[Read More…]
Art in many media
A dark gallery is packed with people trying to understand the concept of “Nothing Something,” an exhibit which revolves around the ideas of creation and destruction. Senior graphic design majors Ben DuVall and Brian Mark teamed up to communicate the idea of creation and destruction with their unique exhibit, “Nothing[Read More…]
Ririe-Woodbury visits the Carpenter Center
The Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company stopped at Cal State Long Beach’s Carpenter Performing Arts Center as part of it’s 50th anniversary tour, featuring a myriad of dance pieces that changed in tone and style throughout. Students and dance enthusiasts filled the Carpenter Center Saturday evening to help Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company (RWDC)[Read More…]
inFocus: Cirque du Soleil’s “Totem”
Cirque du Soleil’s TOTEM is the group’s newest act, which blends acrobatics and dancing narratives to symbolize the evolution process of species. The performance will continue in Los Angeles through November 10.
#Insta-Ads
Instagram turned three years old last week, and it’s about time for the social media app to get its first advertisements. Following the trend of social networks like Facebook and Twitter, Instagram revealed plans last week to roll out advertisements onto the photo feeds of all of its users. Director[Read More…]
Halloween Horror Nights returns
It’s finally October, a month filled with sweet candy, wacky costumes and, most importantly, spooky outings like Universal Studio’s Halloween Horror Nights. For the past 16 years, Universal Studio’s Horror Nights has been transforming the amusement park into a completely different arena to create terror-filled mazes and frights. “The Walking[Read More…]
Students share a voice with CSULB Vines
You may be bored in orchestra rehearsal, taking part in a dining hall dance mob, or maybe you’re just one-way circling the parking structure with the other poor souls who decided that 8 a.m. was too early for class. The point is, no matter what you’re doing on campus, other[Read More…]