The 21st Annual Film Freak Thanksgiving Food Drive is gathering food for the hungry. Quinones said that if people were planning to donate that they should look for large #10 cans of items. Quinones also talked about how large bags of vegetables were also key. Adding that there are items that are always sought after by food banks.
‘Fallout 76’ beta mutates into online multiplayer
This is the first attempt by the studio to bring their lauded “Fallout” franchise into the multiplayer online world. The beta has brought along mixed results as it pertains to the story and player count common in most multiplayer games.
Record Jungle sells affordable used records
The store displays artwork and photographs on its walls in a clean and precise way, giving Record Jungle a futuristic look, especially with the giant blue 45 record adapter that hangs on the store’s wall.
OPINION: California Online Community College helps workforce
The California Online Community College deserves support because it would help Californians get training for jobs.
Sonido del Valle highlights culture with records
Sonido del Valle is a cultural hub that is bringing vinyl records back to Boyle Heights. The record store is full of culture and makes it clear it is there to serve the community.
‘Remembering Boyle Heights’ relives neighborhood’s past
Casa 0101 will present the world premiere of “Remembering Boyle Heights” written by former East Los Angeles College student Josefina Lopez on Friday.
Vinyl still alive with Sounds of Music
Sounds of Music is located in the heart of East Los Angeles. The city’s culture and the store’s history are on full display within the store’s walls. Posters of low-riders and beauty icon Marilyn Monroe are sold in the store.
OPINION: Cal Grant requires aid increase
California Community Colleges should expand the Cal Grant program that gives to more than 300,000 students a year. The California Community Colleges’ Board of Governors voted to formally ask the next Legislature and governor to expand the Cal Grant in their 2019-2020 Budget and Legislative Request published in September.
‘Cine Nepantla’ explores multiculturalism
The Vincent Price Arts Museum and the Latin American Cinemateca of Los Angeles held the inaugural program for “Cine Nepantla” on Saturday.
OPINION: Cultural appropriation hits Dia De Los Muertos
While strolling through downtown Los Angeles on Halloween night, I realized the hypocrisy of people toward Latin American culture; They want our traditions but not us.