“Prehistoric Planet” follows mammals fighting to survive in a shifting climate, from the freezing time of the Ice Age, to global temperatures rising.
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Column: From Tetris to Block Blast, gaming is a shared language of play
Tetris vs. Blockblast. How do they benefit the players? How do these two connect?
An Ovation for PAA: The Performance Arts Academy’s Stars in Arts Gala shines in Denver
The Performance Arts Academy’s Stars in Arts Gala at the Denver Marriott South shimmered with gold, music, and heartfelt connection, celebrating not only the students’ talent and professionalism but also the community spirit at the heart of PAA’s mission to build character, confidence, and creativity through the performing arts.
Review: The Pantages Theatre transforms into the underworld in ‘Hadestown’
The hit Broadway musical’s national tour brings myth, music and the underworld together in an unforgettable Hollywood performance.
Review: Broadway magic comes alive in ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’
Traveling across the country to see a Broadway show was an experience I never thought I would be doing, but sitting through the auditorium watching the famous “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” play at the Lyric Theatre in New York made every second worthwhile....
Review: How “Squid Game” season 3 was the perfect ending to the show
I review the themes behind the most-watched Netflix show this year.
Review: A Smorgasburg of flavors
One of my favorite things in the world is exploring different cultures through food. Last weekend I went to Smorgasburg Los Angeles, which is a multicultural food market located on The Row in downtown Los Angeles. Smorgasburg features a wide variety of small food...
No Limits Creative Arts expands to Placentia, continuing mission of inclusion through the arts
No Limits Creative Arts, an inclusive performing and visual arts program for neurodivergent and physically challenged individuals, has opened a new location in Placentia. Founded by Carla Hutchison, the program continues to expand its mission of creating supportive, accessible spaces for creative expression.
Opinion: The craze behind blind boxes
Blind boxes have existed for decades. Whether it be trinkets in Kinder Surprise Eggs, keychains inside bright colored plastic balls from coin slot machines, or action figures in the bottom of a Happy Meal box, blind boxes were a staple in many childhoods. However, it...
Opinion: All About BookTok
Growing up, I didn’t love books. Reading for fun seemed impossible. I would only read the books assigned in school, and even had to use Sparknotes to summarize the content I was reading. However, that all changed in the seventh grade when I decided to pick up The...