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The St. Louis group performed as part of the Cabaret Series at the Carpenter Center.
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The 10th annual tattoo festival and concert returns to the Port of Long Beach.
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Hiking, road trips and adrenaline-seeking are some great ways to spend your last college summer.
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The film buries the novel’s meaning under its grandiose special effects.
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The show featured more than 250 different looks.
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Director Shane Black makes us care about Tony Stark again.
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The singer showed the crowd his folksier side on Saturday night.
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CSULB’s Pilipino American Coalition has assembled a collection of traditional songs, dances and stories to present next week.
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She & Him will play a show at the Hollywood Bowl on June 23.
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Even non gamers could have fun playing with friends.
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The film is dull, predictable and will be immediately
forgotten.
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Daniel Hilbert builds instruments instead of playing them as part of his new exhibition.
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The Great Gatsby-May 10 F. Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece “The Great Gatsby” has been turned into a film, again, but this time avant garde director Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge) is taking the spectacular party scenes and dramatic events in the book and making them intense eye-candy with his grand style.
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The singer-songwriter is performing at the Santa Ana Observatory on May 4 with the band Hindu Pirates.
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Record fans from all around line up to get their hands on limited edition vinyl.
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The band had a late start but made up for it with a great performance.
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The growls and screams will be heard coming from Hamburger Mary’s this Saturday.
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“Synapse” features a children’s book written and illustrated by artist Lisa Ann Wood.
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Unlike other mediums like cassettes and CDs, vinyl continues to grow in popularity.
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The structure is handmade and uses natural sunlight to illuminate a myriad of colors.
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Before Duff, Lohan and Cyrus, Funicello was the original Disney sweetheart.
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Natalie Hribar-Kelly’s sculpture “Pneuma” allows viewer breath to become visible.
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This body-snatching film takes away from the sci-fi genre and focuses on alien romance.
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The game’s mindblowing visuals and cinematic storyline make it one of the best games of the year.
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Artists invite students to “cozy up” to their latest exhibit of pillows, quilts and ceramic utensils.
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The University Players performance features a familiar story but great songs.
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Ben Hoffman and Nathan Fielder’s new shows prank
unsuspecting civilians.
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The film’s director, Park Chan-wook, makes the best of some bad dialogue and characters.
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Saturday night’s Beyond Wonderland was a view through the looking glass at rave culture.
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Rather than cover the animal models with fur, Michael Kuehn uses alternative materials.
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The event was a tour of four “mystery” restaurants in Downtown Long Beach.
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The festival’s keynote speaker touches on Sound City, inspiration and guilt.
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Being in the audience for a live comedy show is a completely different experience from watching it on Comedy Central or listening to an album. However, you don’t have to pay a lot of money to see those Comedy Central comedians live in an interesting venue, as long as you know where to look.
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Ji Sun Park’s work, “Desire” is an interactive maze that symbolizes her psychological journey to discover her passion.
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The new app redefines “moving pictures” and turns iPhone users into filmmakers.
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A comedy team of a Rabbi and a Muslim brought laughs and insight to the USU.
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Netflix is changing TV, but is it for the better?
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The ceramic pieces on display depict the melting of the polar ice caps.
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“Bikini Bars of Orange County” features stories from scantily clad bar servers.
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The Underground Street Dance Company brought their fresh style up to the stage from the underground on Saturday.
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The band’s new album will be released on April 2.
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At some point in your college career you have to take a break from In-N-Out burgers and dorm food. The Daily 49er staff has chosen the best places in Long Beach for any situation. From drunken nights out to fancy date night, we've got you covered.
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The online dance fad became a viral craze on Youtube over the past few weeks.
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The exhibit showcases collaborative art while combining color and decay.
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The filmmaker and talk radio personality bring their off-the-wall podcast to Long Beach.
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Just because you don't have a Valentine doesn't mean you can't celebrate with a movie. Here are a few films for those with a special someone, and a few for the lonely hearted as well.
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Female artist Annelie McKenzie's new art exhibit draws inspiration from famous artists.
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The new game is action-packed and fun but low on legitimate scares.
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Radio host and personality Ira Glass spoke at the Carpenter Center.
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Space aliens, time travelers, monsters, ghosts and soy sauce are all in a day’s work.
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Here are a few great co-op games that can all be played on one screen.
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The 2013 Contemporary Dance Concert shows original pieces by CSULB student performers and choreographers.
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Students showcase nature in this on campus exhibit.
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This zombie flick puts a romantic twist on a typically horrific monster.
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The rockumentary follows the history of the Van Nuys recording studio.
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Super Bowl Sunday has many elements that get people pumped for the big day. An exciting football game, hilarious commercials and the half-time show reunion of Destiny’s Child are all reasons to watch, but the one thing that keeps everyone happy is the food and the drinks. The Daily 49er has brought the students of CSULB a dip that will make your taste buds sing to the heavens and a 49er drink that will quench any parched pallet on game day.
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The parking situation at this school forces a lot of students to spend a lot of time walking, especially if they have classes on upper campus. Here are a few entertaining comedy podcasts to keep your ears occupied while your legs are working.
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Students now have an outlet for their dirty little secrets.
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This twisted movie takes a fairy tale classic and turns it into a surprisingly entertaining film.
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A star-studded cast can’t save what may be one of the worst movies of all time.
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The popular comedy podcast “Hollywood Babble-On” visits the Long Beach Laugh Factory this February.
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The new indie game features a crazy cast of characters.
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It seems as if the TV networks are intent on giving you even more distractions to help you procrastinate as the new semester begins. FOX, FX and even BBC America are premiering new intense dramas that are sure to draw you in and make homework even harder to get started.
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The website has returned from obscurity with a fresh new look and purpose.
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Try out these unorthodox study tips during finals week.
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“Unorthodox Jukebox” falls victim to the “difficult second album” syndrome.
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The play used avant-garde movement, puppetry and music to tell its story.
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The film uses mob violence and criminal card games to represent the United States economy.
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The band played an impressive set to surprisingly small crown on Wednesday
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The foreign film reexamines what love is like in the later years of life.
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Don’t let the holiday season get the best of you with these helpful tips.
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The film goes into the 16th president’s final months.
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Twilight wraps up its five-film franchise with the best of the worst.
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The LP is the second album in the band’s trilogy release.
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The film gives a glimpse into James Bond’s psyche.
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“Are We Over the Rainbow?” at the UAM showed visitors how different animals see colors.
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The web is quick to respond with memes, videos and songs.
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The local band performed at DiPiazza’s pizzeria on Friday.
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Cure your post election blues with these funny videos.
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The singer performed her hit songs at Club Nokia in LA.
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The film’s nerdy references make it a must-see for kids and adults.
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Halloween is usually an exciting holiday for college students, but this year Halloween day falls on a Wednesday, right in the middle of the school week. If midterms or Thursday morning classes are forcing you to stay in tonight, here are a few scary movies you may not have seen to help you celebrate from the comfort of your couch.
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The play takes place in a virtual world that has taken over children’s lives.
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The film features six intertwining storylines and actors playing multiple characters.
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The film made for a poetic end to the month long festival, despite some technical problems.
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Filmmakers were given a camera, a computer and one week to make their films.
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Local bands bring their favorite punk groups back to life for a Halloween-themed show.
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Zombified Long Beach residents stumble downtown for the 5th annual Long Beach Zombie Walk.
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The local band will be performing on Saturday at the Long Beach Zombie Walk.
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The Radioactive Chickenheads are a punk rock band made up of some freaky characters.
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The Dovelles will bring a dose of sweet harmonies to the Zombie Walk.
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The annual event will be bigger and better than ever this year.
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The show’s second season puts the same actors in a completely different setting.
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When it comes to on campus restaurants, not all Italian food is created equal.
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These apps will keep you updated and entertained on the 2012 race.
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The punk-rock duo is touring in support of their recent release “Hypnotic Nights.”
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Jeff the Brotherhood shook up Long Beach, playing a set at Alex's Bar alongside Los Angeles recording artist Colleen Green, Fullerton alternative rock band The Audacity and Nashville punk band Diarrhea Planet. The Nashville rock duo is on tour in support of their recent release, which was produced by Black Keys guitarist Dan Auerbach, "Hypnotic Nights."
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The film explores the nature of relationships and love.
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The film features historical authenticity while maintaining a fast pace.
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The second movie featured in the Latin American Studies film festival was creative and emotional.
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Bethany Cosentino and Bobb Bruno perform at the Observatory in Santa Ana.
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Lead singer Aaron Bruno sat down with the Daily 49er to tell us about his music.
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The film tries to be the next ‘Bridesmaids’ but fails.
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It’s important to stay informed about the presidential candidates with the election coming up, and watching the debates is the first step. This Thursday, Vice President Joe Biden will go head-to-head with Representative Paul Ryan. However, watching the debate doesn’t have to be completely serious; plenty of comedians will be live-tweeting their thoughts and observations about the debate as it happens.
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Rappers went head-to-head to try winning their own concert on campus.
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A classic Greek story gets a modern twist in Ellen McLaughlin’s new play.
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The Spanish-language film was shown as part of the "Ties that Bind" series at CSULB.
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The indie-pop duo “Kids Without Instruments” are dropping everything to pursue music full time.
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The play will show war from an ancient and modern perspective.
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The band drastically changed their style for some of the songs on ‘The 2nd Law.’
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The time travel film features an original story and great performances.
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The Killer’s new CD will satisfy fans.
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The circus featured clowns, acrobats and exciting stunts.
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Francisco Palomares is hosting his first art show at Hot Java.
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The band’s new LP features songs about love and loss.
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The galleries also featured other abstract art projects.
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Aaron Paul and Mary Elizabeth Winstead play a troubled couple in the film.
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The quirky comedian talks to The Daily 49er about his new special and his unique sense of humor.
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Jennifer Garner plays an obsessive-compulsive wife in a new independent film.
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Iconic monsters and celebrities gather for thrills.
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The album is the first in a three-piece series.
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Just because you have to buy lunch at the convenience store in between classes doesn't mean you can't maintain a healthy diet.
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Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film is based loosely on Scientology.
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The show has an interesting premise but fails to deliver.
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Luchadores in spandex crotch-stomped each other for entertainment.
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The "South Park" creator's musical hit will have you crying with laughter.
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The student art galleries on campus featured some interesting and strange exhibits.
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Luchadores will fight and perform tricks.
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The Broadway Musical makes its West Coast premiere in Los Angeles.
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‘Purple Revolver’ brings vintage fun to Rainbow Harbor.
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The show will become an attraction at Universal Studios Hollywood Horror Nights.
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The unauthorized “Silence of the Lambs” musical parody had audience members laughing throughout the performance.
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The University Art Museum highlights a variety of abstract art.
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The Walking Dead and Silent Hill are the two new mazes.
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The shaky-cam horror anthology is destined to be a cult classic.
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Fans of the caped crusader can now see him on stage.
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Fans of the Cal State Long Beach publication Dig Magazine may have noticed an eye-catching and somewhat provocative cover for this month’s issue titled “Art and Beyond.” The cover shows a topless woman covering her breasts with cupcakes and wearing plastic bags and foil in her hair.
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The band played a good set Friday evening.
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FYF Fest manages to be a success despite dirt clouds and huge crowds.
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The film has an obvious plot, but some good effects and creepy scares.
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Students and faculty enjoyed a free film festival behind the Pyramid.
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Now that August is coming to a close and the semester is in full swing, life for students is bound to get stressful. Here are a few TV shows and albums being released this September that can help you.
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The bans is made up of two Cal State Long Beach students and a student from Cal State Fullerton
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Cheyann Reagan writes, directs and stars in a family-friendly comedy web series.
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Comedian Mike Birbiglia’s directorial debut is a personal and hilarious journey through one man’s self-discovery.
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Busking stages lined the streets of Long Beach with a mix of local bands.
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Local bands lined the streets of the East Arts Village in Downtown Long Beach, bringing the community together for a music-filled night.
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Cal Repertory Company and the University Players have planned a unique and interesting schedule for the semester.
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The fourth annual music festival gave Long Beach a healthy dose of funkadelic grooves.
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These funny, insightful and entertaining audio podcasts will be great to listen to on your walks around campus.
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Avoid gaining the extra pounds by eating healthy and staying fit.
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Check out these restaurants, theaters and stores.
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Nick Waterhouse and the Tarots made Long Beach jive and twist at the Summer and Music event.
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