‘Toy Story 4’ writes new path
Pixar Animation Studios “Toy Story 4” focuses on duty to others, and duty individuals have to themselves, by mixing both laughs and character introspection.
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DJ Khaled releases ‘another one’
DJ Khaled’s reign over mainstream hip-hop continues with the release of his eleventh studio album titled “Father of Asahd.” His previous album titled “Grateful” included his son, who was only one-year old, as an executive producer and now has this new album named after him.
Tyler, the Creator expands his sound with ‘IGOR’
Tyler, the Creator’s new album “IGOR” is his most pop album while also being his most experimental.
All songs were produced, written and arranged by Tyler himself.
Elton John’s life blasts onto the big screen
Singer and songwriter Elton Hercules John’s illustrious career and past has never been brought to light on the big screen until this year with the release of the epic musical masterpiece, “Rocketman.” The film shows most parts of the artist’s past and highlights both the good and bad.
John Wick fights in the realm of probability
With high-quality action, beautiful cinematography and fantastic performances, “John Wick Chapter 3: Parabellum” is a great addition to the “John Wick” films.
“Parabellum” picks up right where “John Wick Chapter 2” left off with Wick on the run.
Dancers pull heartstrings
East los Angeles College recital hall hosted The Let’s Dance Company’s 14th Repertoire Dance Concert, composed of 12 performances of different styles.
Rendition of Mozart’s requiem invokes nostalgia
The Chamber Chorale of East Los Angeles College partnered with the the Choir of St. Bede to deliver a graceful performance of W.A. Mozart’s “The Requiem K 626” on Saturday.
Convincing performances become highlight of ‘The Crucible’
The Theater Arts Department delivers a great interpretation of Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible” with fantastic performances by East Los Angeles College students.
Real-life tragedy brought to Hulu
Hulu released a powerful and interesting mini-series called “The Act,” which tells the true story of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, played by Joey King, and her manipulative mother Dee Dee Blanchard, played by Patricia Arquette.