Written by Noah Garcia, Associate Editor Sep 28, 2016
To some people, Guillermo Del Toro is a master of his craft who is able to blend occultism, horror and child centric themes into cinematic masterpieces;...
Written by Noah Garcia, Associate Editor Sep 28, 2016
It is that time of the year where Universal Studios re-opens its horror themed “after hours” event; Halloween Horror Nights. This September marks the...
Written by Victor Lozano, Staff Writer Sep 21, 2016
The Smell, one of the more popular DIY music venues in downtown L.A, is staying open despite receiving news earlier in the year with a demolition notice...
While many people took the weekend to relax and unwind, many gamers took to the frontlines in EA’s and DICE’s latest beta- build of their hit first-person...
Artist Salomon Huerta held an exhibit at the Rio Hondo art gallery to help encourage Rio Hondo students in art and painting.
Huerta held a minor exhibit...
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg collaborated once again in this raunchy, comical animation film about a sausage who tries to discover what’s outside the...
Written by Malissa Myers, Editor- in- Chief, Digital Sep 13, 2016
The L.A. County Fair is offering free admission to students currently attending Rio Hondo, as well as current faculty and staff, Thursday, September 22....
Written by Diego Crespo, Editor-in-chief Jun 29, 2016
Directed by Rio Hondo's own John Francis, "The Music Man" is a charming musical playing at the La Habra Depot Playhouse. When "Professor" Harold Hill comes...
Written by Nicolas Trujillo, Staff Writer May 17, 2016
Taking advantage of the free dance classes offered here at Rio Hondo is an opportunity to sharpen any dancer’s skills, but more than that, it is also...
Written by Jocelyn Ortega, Staff Writer May 9, 2016
“The Odd Couples” is a play based on real situations that recognizes the process that men and women go through when dealing with heartbreak and relationships....
