“Vice”: a chaotic look at the order of power
“Vice” is veteran director Adam McKay’s latest venture in the world of American history. Instead of a topical exploration like “The Big Short” McKay extends into the world of biopics. … Read More
“Dragon Ball: Broly” pulls no punches
The latest film from acclaimed anime director Akira Toriyama, “Dragon Ball Super: Broly”, debuted in American cinemas for select dates starting on Jan 16th and extending through the week. “Broly” … Read More
MCC Golf in danger of forfeiting season.
Mesa Community College [MCC] is in danger of not being able to have one of their sports participate in this upcoming season. Women’s golf is facing the possibility of not … Read More
Friends of Jaclyn connect MCC and Lyla
Mesa Community College [MCC] women’s basketball team has been helping a young girl to have happiness during her ongoing fight against cancer. Lyla Boni, 4, is fighting to overcome leukemia … Read More
Casper’s Corner: Bone Gap by Laura Ruby (Review)
In 2015, Laura Ruby released a novel titled “Bone Gap”, her most illustrious novel to date. “Bone Gap” was named a National Book Award Finalist and won the Printz Award … Read More
Mesa mainstay “Authority Zero” and their new album
The Mesa band Authority Zero has been a staple in the Valley’s punk scene and music scene for more than 20 years. The band has been working hard to keep … Read More
“Widows” is a thrilling character piece
Widows is directed by Steve McQueen and stars Liam Nelson, Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez and Elizabeth Debicki. The film was released to rave reviews and critical praise. Widows currently sits … Read More
Sorry to bother you, America
A science fiction film titled “Sorry To Bother You” is one of my favorite movies of this time period and here’s why: This film aired on January 20th, 2018 and … Read More
The millennial depression
Every generation holds something that is collectively significant to those who lived through trends, scandals, and societal norms and while people who have experienced the Great Depression have all the … Read More
“Ceramics+” show debuts at MCC
The Ceramics exhibit opened Nov. 26 at the Mesa Community College (MCC) Art Gallery. A wide variety of ceramic pieces are on display ranging in style, size, and concepts. One … Read More