He’s back! After a very emotional and precarious 9 months since the release of his latest album We Don’t Even Live Here, P.O.S finally made his long...
The Huntington Library is currently featuring artist Thomas Gainsborough’s three different versions of The Cottage Door, a landscape piece by artist...
Written by Krystyn Bristol, Editor in Chief Jun 30, 2013
The Whittier Cultural Arts Foundation (WCAF) presented its 11th annual "Honors Night" on Wednesday, June 26 at the Radisson Hotel in Uptown Whittier.
Hosted...
Written by Alexandria Urzua, Staff Writer Jun 27, 2013
The Bling Ring opened to audiences in the Los Angeles area on June 14, and is getting mixed reviews; just like all of director Sofia Coppola’s films....
Written by Jessie Jing & Krystyn Bristol, Staff Writer Jun 27, 2013
Rio Hondo’s annual Student Art Show has been attracting attention of students, faculty, and visitors since it opened on May 7.
Students created these...
Written by Krystyn Bristol, Editor In Chief Jun 27, 2013
Instagram's long-term popularity has depleted extensively over the past several months due to the success of other social media applications, such as the...
In an effort to raise awareness and provide movie-goers with a summer night out AMC Theaters is offering the chance to see recent blockbusters on the big...
Written by Alexandria Urzua, Staff Writer Jun 25, 2013
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is getting ready to say goodbye to the Stanley Kubrick exhibit, celebrating one of film’s most influential...
Written by Krystyn Bristol, Editor in Chief Jun 22, 2013
The long awaited prequel to Disney's 2001 classic Monsters, Inc. hit theaters this past weekend with anticipation from a mass fan base who were highly...
by Krystyn Bristol
River’s Voice is a journal of art and literature that has been published annually for the past 14 years. Certain spectacular pieces...
Every summer is highlighted by a comic book movie but this summer a spoof of the action packed genre arrived and crash landed in Los Angeles on May 5....
