Kanye’s gospel-themed album inspires
Kanye West long-delayed ninth studio album “Jesus Is King” inspires people who listen to it to be spiritual.
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‘Luigi’s Mansion 3’ continues goofiness
“Luigi’s Mansion 3” once again thrusts the very comedic, goofy and nervous Luigi into a brand new haunted mansion. This is the biggest game that Nintendo has released this year.
ELAC students honor dead with altars at VPAM
The East Los Angeles College Chicana/o Studies Department honored the lives of distinguished Latinos with altars for the 16th Annual Día de Los Muertos Altar Exhibit in the Vincent Price Art Museum.
Beautiful visuals, great gameplay stand out in ‘Outer Worlds’
“The Outer Worlds” is a compelling video game that weaves action and adventure with classic role playing aspects, and wraps it all up with beautiful visuals and intuitive gameplay.
‘Halloween’ introduces audiences to masked serial killers
John Carpenter’s 1978 thriller “Halloween” is the quintessential slasher film and introduced audiences to the classic masked killer that has been immortalized as a staple of the horror genre.
Theater student explores new avenues at ELAC
Gigi Yue was afraid to breathe. She was hit by tear gas fired by Hong Kong police into a crowd of pro-democracy protesters, and all she could do was try to avoid inhaling the white smoke, which creates a burning sensation in the eyes and lungs.
Punk band shows maturity in new album
Blink-182 make its way back into the music scene with the release of its eighth official (ninth according to singer/bassist Mark Hoppus) album titled “Nine.”
‘Call of Duty’ franchise goes mobile
The “Call of Duty” first-person-shooter franchise switches gears and successfully heads to a new platform with the release of “Call of Duty: Mobile” as a free downloadable application.
‘Mindhunter’ delves into minds of killers
“Mind Hunter” is an engrossing drama following some of the first professionals to seriously study the psychology of serial killers through the ‘70sand ‘80s.
John Carpenter’s ‘The Thing’ set standard for practical effects
The amorphous mass of flesh in John Carpenter’s 1982 monster-mystery film “The Thing” was a miracle of practical effects and set the standard for the industry.