The highly anticipated music and dancing extravaganza that is the movie "Burlesque" falls short of its potential and leaves Christina Aguilera fans underwhelmed. Cher fans, however, can be proud of yet...

Art professor Terri Hughes-Oelrich's students exhibited some of the fruits of their learning experiences on Nov. 18 in a heart-warming and thought-provoking show of vision and talent. Human heads sculpted...

Historic Mellow Manor Productions Inc., better known as Spike & Mike's, has intrigued adult audiences with their recent showings of the Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation. The Sick and Twisted Festival...

Students and many others poured into the Saville Theatre on Nov. 5 to experience "Songs for a New World," a combination of music and dance, which represented the struggles between fear and faith. There...

On a cool fall afternoon, many San Diego tourists and natives can be seen walking along the bay underneath Urban Trees. The seventh annual Urban Trees exhibit features 30 sculptural "trees" designed...

Crocodiles released the follow up to their well-received album "Summer of Hate" on the Fat Possum label. The much-anticipated release by the San Diego noise rockers, titled "Sleep Forever" finds the band...

American jazz singer and six-time Grammy nominee Nnenna Freelon and her group performed at Jazz Live, an event hosted by KSDS Jazz 88.3 FM on Nov. 9 at the Saville Theatre. The event, which is produced...

Pink's new album "Greatest Hits . So Far!!!" hit stores Nov. 16. The first single, "Raise Your Glass," and its video, have already made waves around the internet and sparked debates about the subject...

Nov. 19, the long-awaited first part of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" opens in America. Fans of the series already know the plot, but how director David Yates has transformed the book into a...

On her way home to attend her brother's wedding and meet his fiance for the first time, Marni Olson (Kirsten Bell) learns that said fiance is actually her high school arch enemy, Joanna Clark (Odette Yustman)...

Since 1994, San Diego City College has been publishing local poetry, prose, fiction and artwork through its literary journal, City Works. The City Works literary journal gives local artists, as well as...

Thanks to continuous protests happening in California, we all know what is wrong with higher education. But if you want to know what is wrong with the public education system (K-12), watch "Waiting for...