Now is All That Matters: Maura Bendett
Diana Juarez, Managing Editor
November 28, 2018
Filed under Lifestyles, Top Stories
The concept of time is a tricky one. On the one concrete and practical hand we have dedicated our lives to the concept of timeliness and finding ways of marking the passing of time
Los Angeles Comic Con Recap
Luis Gutierrez, Podcast Director
October 29, 2018
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
Los Angeles Comic Con is an annual event held every year in the Los Angeles convention center that brings people of all walks of life together. The event itself isn’t just catered to comic fans, but to anyone who has an interest in what is considered “nerdy” or “geeky” stuff. It isn’t just for that...
Sixth Annual Santa Fe Springs ArtFest
Olivia Venegas, Opinion and Lifestyles Editor
April 28, 2018
Filed under News, News Briefs & Upcoming Events
The sixth annual Santa Fe Springs ArtFest will open to the public Friday, May 4 at the Clarke Estate from 3pm to 11pm. The free event highlights and hosts local and international artists. There will be all kinds of art ranging from film to live trompe l’oeil exhibitions. Artists from painters to...
2018 Academy Awards Wrap-Up
Ramon Alvarado, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2018
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
The 90th Academy Awards took place Sunday, March 4 at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. “The Shape of Water” was the stand-out film, but empowering speeches and musical performances capped the exciting night. This year’s Academy Awards was a bit different from those in the past. There were ...
SZA’s Debut Album ‘CTRL’ Goes Gold
Anthony Moreno, Reporter
October 12, 2017
Filed under A&E
SZA just hit a huge milestone in her career for her debut album. CTRL released back in June to rave reviews was just certified gold by the RIAA. SZA posted multiple photos on her Instagram celebrating this achievement. The 'Love Galore' singer also received a platinum plaque for her second single featuring...
American Vandal: A True-Crime Satire
October 12, 2017
Filed under A&E
Netflix released a new series on its streaming platform: American Vandal. The series is a satire comedy that takes cues from many true-crime drama television shows. One of the most notable shows that American Vandal imitates is another hit Netflix series that took the country by storm: Making a Murderer....
Salomon Huerta: The art of controversy
Alex Rodriguez, Staff Writer
September 14, 2016
Filed under A&E
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 and gave a speech with follow up questions to reach out to small audiences in the Rio Hondo Campus so the students can recognize where Solomon Hu...
Capturing Constant Change and Movement: Richard Lopez’s Art Reception
Noah Garcia, Staff Writer
March 25, 2016
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
An artist showcase was held in the RHC Art Gallery on March 18 celebrating the works of former teacher Richard A. Lopez. The event was full of family, friends and art fans alike as his friend and colleague Ron Reeder, gave a speech about his friend's life and works. He talked about his time with the...
Preview: Richard Lopez ‘Reflections’
Ryan Guerrero, Managing Editor
March 16, 2016
Filed under News Briefs & Upcoming Events
Artist and former art professor Richard Lopez will be displaying a month long art exhibition in the RHC Art Gallery entitled "Reflections". The exhibit will run from March 17 - Apr. 19 and a artist and reception talk will be hosted on March 18 from 7 - 8:30 p.m. The artist and reception talk will...
Chicano Art: The Other Side of the Fence During the 1960s
Rafael Alvarado, Staff Writer
March 6, 2016
Filed under Opinion
The artistic values and art pieces from all kinds of cultures and decades are all special in their own right. Art depicts many events that occur during the artist’s era or they can be a way of expression. Mexican-American art, especially, during the Chicano Movement of the 1960s and 70s are evidence of the hard...
The ‘River’s Voice’ is deep
Nicolas Trujillo, Staff Writer
February 20, 2016
Filed under A&E, Top Stories
The 17th edition of “River’s Voice” is currently in its editorial stage and expected to be released around April. For those who have never seen, or heard of this publication, the “River’s Voice” is a sampling of the genius that Rio Hondo is associated with. You are likely to have ...
Artist Debra Jane Hall featured at Rio Hondo Art Gallery
Carlos Alvarado Jr, Staff Writer
February 18, 2016
Filed under A&E
Los Angeles native Debra Jane Hall, also known as Dj Hall, is a "photo realist" artist, and has her art on display at our very own Rio Hondo Art Gallery. The people in her paintings are real, but what sets Hall apart from what is traditionally called a "photo realist" is the composition of the landscape. These...
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