Cuban-Spanish actress proving she’s one of the best
Cuban-Spanish actress Ana de Armas is making her impact in Hollywood and showing that she is not afraid of taking big risks.
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Final whistle blows on legacy of disappointment
Last year EA Sports had its best accomplishment with FIFA 22.
‘Kenobi’ tells lost history expertly
Diving into the psyche of its titular character, “Obi-Wan Kenobi” explores how Kenobi spent his time in between the “Star Wars” prequels and the original trilogy. The return of Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen as Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker–or in this case, Darth Vader–gives the show emotional moments as both come to terms with their respective fates.
ELACtricity presents a cultural reset for Latinos
“ELACtricity” is an anthology of actos and dramatic scenes that explores, deconstructs and reclaims narratives surrounding the experiences of Latino people in the United States.
Fans want more after Bad Bunny drops latest album
Coming off the success of his last album “El Último Tour del Mundo,” Bad Bunny creates another hit. Summer started earlier this year with “Un Verano Sin Ti” (A Summer Without You).
Barack Obama urges people to fight against climate change in new Netflix documentary
Former president Barack Obama narrates the new documentary series from Netflix, “Our Great National Parks,” which celebrates National Parks all over the world.
Museum specialist showcases her lessons of work life balance
During a virtual meetup Thursday, Independent Curator and Program Specialist Jennelyn Tumalad shared lessons learned as a first generation Black, Indigenous, and People of Color museum professional.
ELAC theater department returns to the stage with live play
After enduring two years without live plays, the Theater Arts Department proves it has not lost its aptitude for putting on exceptional performances with Aristophanes’ “The Birds.”
‘The Birds’ becomes first live in-person performance by theater arts department in two years
In its first production in the Black Box Theater in two years, the Theater Arts Department adapts Aristophanes’ 414 B.C. Greek play “The Birds” co-directed by Vanessa Pellegrini and Joseph Darby.
Tick, Tick…Boom!’ tells the life story of an aspiring composer
The autobiographical musical “Tick, Tick…Boom!” tells the story of playwright Jonathan Larson, based on the year he turned 30 and his struggles as an artist.The story begins with a 29-year old writer in 1990, who turns 30 in a couple of days and questions his career choices of aspiring to be a musical composer in New York City.