The tradition of midnight movies will return to San Diego with the start of the Midnight Madness series at Ken Cinema.
The series kicked off earlier this month with a screening of the campy, and appropriately...
“The Grey” is a tedious, poorly written survival film about a group of oil drillers whose plane goes down somewhere in Alaska. They are faced with trying to survive with barely any food, no shelter,...
To help celebrate Black History Month, the World Cultures Program had a viewing of “The Spirituals” at the Saville Theatre that included a special discussion with the film’s director, Erin McGinnis,...
Quartet tours romance around world in five languages
On Valentine’s Day night, the KSDS 88.3 “Jazz Live” concert series celebrated by welcoming singer Allison Adams Tucker for a memorable...
San Diego City College’s World Cultures program is holding a series of events leading up to its production of “The Vagina Monologues.”
The Vagina Jam was held Feb. 9, and included an open mic...
There are many reasons a good actor will choose to take a job. They might need the money. They might want to work with a certain director or cast members attached to the project. They may even have a studio...
Sometimes it takes seeing things through the eyes of a child to make us realize how far we have come away from reality, truth and love.
In Stephen Daldry’s beautifully directed “Extremely Loud &...
The famous Voltaire and his less known lover Emilie du Chatelet were brought to life in a wonderfully entertaining play featuring City College students and faculty in the Saville Theatre Nov. 14.
The...
“The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1” feels just as heavy as it’s lengthy title and doesn’t deliver much.
The fourth installment in the “Twilight” series revolves around an idea that...
One of the largest Pan-Asian film festivals in the nation took place in San Diego with many emerging filmmakers receiving awards.
Among them, were three female Asian-American filmmakers who swept the...
City College’s Associated Student Government has brought back afternoon concert series, as some might remember from spring.
This is the first year that the ASG has been able to organize a program...
City College's production of “Smokey Joe's Cafe” opened on Oct. 28. and featured talented vocalists that held their own against a background with no story.
This is not a traditional musical but...
