Seventy-one-year-old celebrity, musician and actor Jose Feliciano will be performing his trademark pop music, including hit song “Light My Fire,” at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center March 4. Feliciano, born blind as one of eleven siblings in Puerto Rico, immigrated to New York City with his family when he was[Read More…]
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CSU hospitality and tourism career recruitment
The CSU Southern California Hospitality and Tourism Career Expo will be held at the Pointe, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The CSU Hospitality & Tourism Management Education Alliance started this expo in 2015 as a way to give students and graduates in the field an outlet to[Read More…]
Fiend for the zine
Zines of all kinds rest on the colorfully decorated tables and gleaming, wooden floor of the Gatov West gallery as a part of the visually and thematically diverse Cal State Long Beach Zine Fest. Short for magazine or fanzine, a zine is a small book of often self-published works that[Read More…]
‘The Chief’ takes charge
Hip hop artist Jidenna shows his range of talent, as well as a deep-rooted emotional side, in his first ever full-length album “The Chief,” released on Feb. 17. Known for his single “Classic Man” and appearance in Janelle Monae’s “Yoga,” Jidenna’s new album takes listeners on a series of stories,[Read More…]
‘Moonlight’ makes waves at Academy Awards
Last year, the Academy Awards hit America with the low point of #OscarsSoWhite and the high of Leo finally winning, but without all the hooplah, Hollywood’s biggest night still managed to draw in crowds to their TV’s by the millions on Sunday. The question on everyone’s mind this year was:[Read More…]
“Get Out” reveals true horror to American audiences
Start with one horror movie, throw in some comic relief, a heaping serving of racial awareness and a few good twists to top it off – there you have it, success. At least this is the case for Jordan Peele’s new movie “Get Out,” which topped the box office opening[Read More…]
NEOJIBA joins forces with the Bob Cole Conservatory Orchestra
Four students, both new to the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music as well as the U.S., will be performing their first concert on campus this Thursday, free of charge. The string players from Núcleos Estaduais de Orquestras Juvenis e Infantis da Bahia, ages 19 to 23, are taking up residency[Read More…]
‘She Kills Monsters’ opens at CSULB
Agnes is just an average girl living a seemingly average life, but behind closed doors — she kills monsters. Cal State Long Beach’s University Players kicked off their spring season Feb. 17, with a production that is sure to make audiences laugh, and possibly even cry. “She Kills Monsters” is[Read More…]
Movies on the House returns to CSULB
The first month of the semester is officially behind us. That means classes are rolling, homework is piling up and the stress is beginning to set in – you may be in need of a break. Thankfully, Movies on The House is back with a magical escape. Today in the[Read More…]
‘The Great Wall’ blocks viewer enjoyment
The Great Wall – of China – is a fascinating construction of humanity’s creativity and willpower is one of the great wonders of the world. The film? Not so much. Matt Damon plays William, a mercenary looking for the Chinese invention of explosive black powder. Along with his partner-in-crime, Tovor[Read More…]