The film "Maquilapolis" (city of factories) chronicles the struggle of a group women in Tijuana who fought for their rights against international companies with factories in Tijuana. "Maquilapolis" was...
The San Diego City College International Book Fair '09 Spring Literary Series presented San Diego city College professor and award-winning author Laurel Corona, speaking about her latest work, "The Four...
Donna P. Crilly
City Times
The fifth annual Music Matters program, sponsored by Jazz 88.3 and Coles' Fine Flooring, celebrated a record breaking year on March 11, collecting about 107 instruments.
Every...
Though many new films have opened in the last few weeks, I found myself bed bound, with what seems to have made the rounds in San Diego over the last few months, with a few DVD's.
Neither one has anything...
The San Diego City College International Book Fair 09 Spring Literary Series, presented San Diego City College Professor and award winning author Laurel Corona speaking about her latest work, "The Four...
Vanessa Gomez
City Times
This summer, diehard fans of the Irish superband U2 will be happy to know that Bono and the boys will hit the road in support of their newest studio album, "No Line on the Horizon,"...
Vanessa Gomez
City Times
Moviegoers last summer were in for an added surprise when they came out in hoards to see the late Heath Ledger's performance in "The Dark Knight." After a lame audio-only preview...
San Diego City College's Saville Theatre is producing its rendition of the award-winning Broadway musical, "SWING!". Originally choreographed and directed by the critically acclaimed Lynne Taylor-Corbett,...
"It was about freedom."
So, actress Susheel Bibbs began her chautauqua on the life of Mary Ellen Pleasant, the woman commonly known as the Mother of the California Civil Rights Movement. The performance...
Celebrating the best in Latino cinema from around the world, the 16th annual Latino Film Festival runs March 12-22 at the UltraStar theater in the Hazard Center in Mission Valley.
"It started as a student...
Andrew Murphy
City Times
On Dec. 25, while most of America was waking up to open presents with their families, I walked into a theater with my friend. A movie was opening that I not only wanted to see...
