By Juan Calvillo The new East Los Angeles College club, the Undocu-Huskies has a scholarship of $600 with a deadline of this Friday at 11:59 p.m. The idea of a club centered on undocumented students is not something new. Club president Jose Peláez tried to start the club a few months ago, but it never took off. With the help of the club’s vice president Emiliano Zepeda Escobar and club…
The Modern Language Lab will be hosting an American Sign Language “Telephone Game” workshop today from 11:00 am to noon for current ASL students. Instructional Assistant at the Modern Languages Lab, Christine Chu said that the plan is to help students in ASL classes prepare for upcoming finals.
“Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” is an adventurous, special-effects-driven and revealing leap back into the wizarding world of J.K. Rowling.
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.
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.
The Vincent Price Arts Museum and the Latin American Cinemateca of Los Angeles held the inaugural program for “Cine Nepantla” on Saturday.
The Los Angeles Comic Con along with the Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory hosted the panel to talk about work ethic, stumbling blocks, and tools that people who want to work in entertainment need to know about.
The Los Angeles Comic Con along with the Boyle Heights Arts Conservatory hosted the panel to talk about work ethic, stumbling blocks, and tools that people who want to work in entertainment need to know about.
“Taka Talk!” is a weekly language workshop for students wanting to prepare for the ever-expanding, interconnected world that people live and work in daily.
By Juan Calvillo Michael Myers and Laurie Strode return for a slasher that rewrites the history of the “Halloween” franchise into something fun and forward thinking. Acknowledging only the 1978 horror movie that started the franchise, 2018’s “Halloween” continues the struggle between the boogeyman Myers and the object of his murderous obsession, Strode. From the onset, this film gives longtime fans of the horror genre the sense of nostalgia, using…