Saturday, July 25

America’s next top TV network?

Though it may seem like many years ago, most of us can recall those weeknights spent huddling around the television glued to the latest development with the Dawson, Pacey and Joey love triangle or watching as Buffy slew her latest victim. In those days of classic teenage TV, The WB and UPN reigned supreme. Read more...



Dressing on a dime

You no longer have to head to Rodeo Drive for the latest designer clothing. Retail stores nationwide this past year are carrying more high-quality apparel created by high-end designers and celebrities in a trend that has gained popularity among students. Read more...


Food Review: Ketchup

Chic comfort food may sound like an oxymoron, but visiting the notorious Dolce Group’s restaurant, Ketchup, dissipates any doubts about how to make a slice of mama’s meatloaf and a side of mac ‘n’ cheese sound classy. Read more...


Damn Yankees’ gets modern makeover

Last Thursday, Joe Torre, who managed the New York Yankees to four World Series titles, was announced as the new manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, which haven’t won the Series for almost 20 years. Read more...


Shifting the silver screen music scene

We love watching movies about musicians. Or at least Hollywood thinks so. From “Ray” to “Walk the Line” to the recent “Control,” which follows post-punk Joy Division throughout the band members’ truncated careers, there has been an influx of films tracing the personal dramas behind immortalized sounds. Read more...


Voice professor plays dual roles

A typical day for Linda Kerns starts with teaching a singing lesson at Macgowan Hall at 9 a.m. and ends at 11:30 p.m. with signing autographs outside the Pantages Theatre. Read more...