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Tyler’s Flix Pix: Netflix Winter Wonderland

It’s hard to believe how quickly a ten-week quarter can fly by and it’s even better when its conclusion lies on the cusp...

‘Frozen’ Has a Warm Heart

“Frozen” is as solid as the ice it stands upon. Disney Animation Studios’ newest 3D animated film isn’t anything too far from their...

Scrooge Shines in Irvine

Every winter, countless theaters across the world perform Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” The tale of Ebenezer Scrooge’s change of heart has been...

Big Sound at Small Groups Jazz Concert

With an audience of almost one hundred people, the UC Irvine Small Groups performed a free jazz concert on the evening of Wednesday,...

Odds in Favor of ‘Catching Fire’

Taylor Weik: 3, 2, 1. The 75th annual Hunger Games begins and the 24 tributes dive into the water, each scrambling to make...

A Memorable ‘Day of the Doctor’

The global sensation television series “Doctor Who” celebrated its fiftieth anniversary on Saturday morning, with a simultaneous television and theater premiere in over...

‘TOTEM’ Comes to Irvine

The universe of “Totem” is an abstract, independent world living and breathing inside our own physical universe. The show itself deals with the...

Students Showcase Their Creative Arts

Poetry, art, food, music and magic; this year’s Art Lab calls students to “Be Extraordinary” and to display their own uniqueness in their...

The Gamer’s Corner: Zelda Links Its World In 3D

Even though it’s a direct sequel to “A Link to the Past,” the greatest of all 2D Zelda games, “The Legend of Zelda:...

Intense Warfare for a ‘Lone Survivor’

Like many of my generation, I grew up watching violent war movies the likes of Saving Private Ryan, Black Hawk Down and the...

Rolling on the ‘Ground’ Laughing

With the series finale of “The Office” just this past May, Bill Lawrence and Greg Malins bring a new kind of comedy series...

Get Stoked for “Dracula”

In NBC’s “Dracula,” the most infamous vampire of all time returns on a new take of the classical novel, “Dracula” by Bram Stoker. ...

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