Albert’s Fresh Mexican Food located at 1177 C St., across the street from City Collage, has a wide selection of tasty Mexican food, with ample portions and reasonable prices. Albert’s is a good...

“5 Days of films. 5 Nights of parties. 10 years strong. Celebrating the art and style of film.” boasts the tagline for this year’s annual San Diego Film Festival. But what they really need is...

Guillermo Del Toro has helped create yet another suspenseful horror film. Unlike his previous gothic thrillers such as “The Devil’s Backbone,” “Pan’s Labyrinth” and “Hellboy,” “Don’t...

London Below, formerly Tragic Tantrum, preformed at the Electric Ladyland Art and Music Center in Ocean Beach Sept. 2, their first all ages show since their name change. Electric Ladyland is a very...

‘I’m With You’ delivers familiar sounds that comfort listeners   On August 29, the Red Hot Chili Peppers released their latest album, “I’m With You.” The album comes after the band...

Students come together to bring a musical slice of life The San Diego City College theater department is producing the musical revue “Smokey Joe’s Café”. “Smokey Joe’s Cafe” is a musical...

As the school year comes to a close, many students start to reminisce. In May, I like to do the same -- but rather than just looking back on school, I also review my year in entertainment. Most of my...

"I revive myself by playing piano when I'm down," 18-year-old biology major Thankgod Uzoagu said. Uzoagu has spent the past year teaching himself to play the piano using videos on YouTube. On April...

Alice Coopers' song is what popped into my head when hearing about the San Diego City College cuts for the summer of 2011. What are students to do with their extra time? Why not take advantage of all San...

The summer movie season traditionally begins on Memorial Day Weekend, but you wouldn't know it with most big films opening in July. Here is a rundown of some of the films you can expect to see this summer...

"Academically Adrift" is subtitled "Limited Learning on College Campuses." It's not a happy book. Chapter one opens with some chilling statistics. At four-year colleges today, for example, only 34 percent...