Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 23, 2019
Important details of events can be forgotten if not properly documented. Such an event that may not be so well-known to the public is the story of Peno Lella. Lella Sr. was an Italian soldier who was forced...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 23, 2019
Fans of the original Evil Dead franchise rejoice. Sam Raimi, director of the original 1981 film says another installment is on the way. During a Q and A panel at this years New York Comic-Con, Raimi gives...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Apr 11, 2019
The thrill from watching horror films is usually reserved for the Halloween season, but this year, horror fans get to experience the thrill earlier than usual. Held at the art deco building The Desmond,...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Apr 8, 2019
Since the characters' creation on April 25, 1940, The Joker has been portrayed in many different ways and forms. Known as the Clown Prince of Crime, The Joker is considered Batman's greatest villain, and...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Feb 24, 2019
The 2019 Academy Awards caught a little bit of controversy heading into the week of live taping. Many on social media were wondering if the Academy would reverse their decision to award technical awards...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Feb 10, 2019
Although the art show has been open since February 5, Rio Hondo's Faculty Art Show held it's reception Thursday, February 7 to a full house. The art show welcomed both students from art classes coming...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Nov 8, 2018
Tuesday, October 30, President Donald J. Trump was featured in an interview with Axios that has gathered quite the controversy. Residents in the United States born from those with illegal citizenship consider...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 24, 2018
This November, Fathom Events will be re-releasing two highly praised films within the DC Comics Universe, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and Superman: The Movie.
The long-lasting Reputation of The Phantasm
Showing...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 12, 2018
Marvel brings a new universe in the film Venom. Most of the box-office success belongs to Marvel Studios. While Spider-Man is linked with Marvel Studios from Sony Pictures. Sony decides to take a different...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 4, 2018
The backlot of Warner Bros. Studios held last night's press preview event at Horror Made Here attraction. Filled with people of the press, including El Paisano Media. Guests were given front of the line...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 3, 2018
After a 13 year wait since the last numbered installment, the "Kingdom Hearts" franchise is finally having a proper sequel next Spring. Actor Hayley Joel Osment, now 30 years old, is confirmed to return...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Oct 3, 2018
Actor Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) from The Walking Dead is leaving the series.
Lincoln will move on to other things in his career such as directing. His final appearance will be this month in season...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Sep 19, 2018
Expected to launch some time in 2019, the people behind the Disney streaming service are fully underway to offer fans quality content. A couple of projects that the juggernaut company is developing are...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Sep 15, 2018
With another Halloween season quickly approaching, theme parks are beginning to showcase their annual scare mazes for the new year. This year is no exception with Universal Studios Hollywood presenting...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Sep 5, 2018
The art gallery located in the business building is hosting a special collection by artist Hagop Najarian. Arts and Cultural Programs Director Robert Miller introduces Najarian Tuesday evening to a collecting...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Aug 29, 2018
Prior to the beginning of the summer semester, the Rio Café introduced a healthy fruit smoothies. Located near the Wray Theater, students can now head over and purchase these healthy additions . New and...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Apr 8, 2018
This coming July marks the tenth anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Back in 2008, a newly branded Marvel Studios took a chance and released the first film, in what would later be followed...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Apr 5, 2018
In an attempt to create the next big thing in gaming, the people at Google are allowing gaming developers to integrate Google Maps into their mobile video games. Since the debut of “Pokémon Go,” location-based...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 12, 2018
My biggest regret to date is not studying for my potential career right after high school graduation. Granted I did study for a couple of different possible careers, but at the end of it all, I found my...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 12, 2018
Famous music writer and composer John Williams plans to move on from the “Star Wars” series after he writes the score for the last installment of the current trilogy. When asked about being involved...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 12, 2018
Oscar winning writer and director Guillermo del Toro will launch a scholarship that will help all aspiring Mexican directors. Along with fellow directors Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro G. Inarritu, del...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 7, 2018
Under a “false-flag” operation, Russian spies were found to be responsible for hacking the games of last year’s Winter Olympics. The cyber-attack, to which the games were held in South Korea, was...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 7, 2018
As seen by climatologist Dr. Judah Cohen and the rest of the scientific community, they have recorded that the temperatures of the arctic North Pole were warmer than that of Europe. Within the current...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 7, 2018
Electronic cigarettes that are considered to be a safer substitute than normal cigarettes have been found not to be as safe as once thought. A study conducted earlier in February has shown that certain...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 5, 2018
To paraphrase an intelligent and articulate YouTube personality by the name of Chris Hartwell, we live in an age of extremes. All too often do I visit the comments section of a Facebook post or a tweet...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 5, 2018
The Polar Music Prize, which is known to be a coveted Swedish award, has been recently given to the famed metal band Metallica. The band, which was first formed back in 1981 by founding members Lars Ulrich...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 5, 2018
In a recent email uncovered within the Steam forums belonging to video game company Valve, a much-heeded email was worded and aimed towards the employees of video game studio Insel Games stating,
“Of...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 5, 2018
Being helmed by Travis Knight, who directed the 2016 stop-motion animated film “Kubo and The Two Strings,” the “Transformers” spin-off “Bumblebee” will be the next film in the successful line...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Mar 5, 2018
Continuing to remake their entire animated classics into live-action films, Walt Disney Studios has hired director Paul King to take on the latest adaptation of “Pinocchio.” Being produced by Chris...
Written by Jaime Aparicio, Science and Technology Editor
• Feb 14, 2018
A healing circle and empowerment session for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA for short, was held Thursday, February 8 at the Student Union Center to help those who are undocumented on the...