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Theater Review: ‘American Idiot’ fights ordinary beat
“Green Day’s American Idiot” gives what fans have been looking for: a medium that provides a visual element for the album as cast members preach the testaments of Billie Joe.
Movie Review: ‘80s show ’21 Jump Street’ makes film debut
An update of the 1980s television show of the same name, “21 Jump Street,” comes a surprisingly entertaining comedy that strays from the stereotypical slapstick film.
Band bursts from Icelandic forest
On Tuesday night at the Troubadour two members of the band Of Monsters and Men walked through the crowd and into their backstage dressing room without a single member of the sold out show noticing.
Bonita bands swing big for fundraiser
Bonita High School held “Swingin’ with the Big Bands,” its 15th annual fundraiser night, for their band and color guard programs at the Fox Theater in Pomona on March 2.
MOCA remembers multi-talented artist Mike Kelley
The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles paid its respect and admiration to one of its most influential artists, Mike Kelley. On Feb. 18 MOCA opened its newest exhibit “A Tribute to Mike Kelley,” after his death on Feb 1.
‘Pillowman’ play goes dark with twisted plot, humor
A twisted plot line and a smidgeon of humor are just some of the reasons why senior theater arts major Daniel Bride chose “The Pillowman” for his directing thesis.
Concert is a mix of jazz and politics
Jazz musician and writer Gilad Atzmon played an energetic and exciting concert in Tuesday night’s performance in Morgan Auditorium.
Brother shares bloody bedtime stories
“The Pillowman,” an Irish play written by Martin McDonagh, was adapted to American theater and is being brought to the University of La Verne by Danny Bride for his senior project.

