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‘Hansel and Gretel’ Go Grim

Hope: a classic idea that is taught to kids through fairytales such as “Cinderella” and “Snow White.” The way Hansel and Gretel overcome...

‘1600 Penn’ Has Potential

With the series finales of “30 Rock” and “The Office” looming in the horizon, many fans are eagerly anticipating NBC’s next big sitcom...

A Neither Local nor Native Sound

The name Local Natives may sound like an ironic hipster band name to most people (and it probably is,) but here at UC...

Say Anything Is Still Angsty

It’s been three years since pop punk band Say Anything has produced a new album, and it’s clear that the time spent away...

Feeling the Vibes

By Dennis K. Chen Having finished her baked-potato soup, she sets down the silver spoon and clears her throat. It is Friday of “hell...

Lea Salonga at Segerstrom

We never expected to find ourselves at a cabaret performance. When we hear the word “cabaret,” we think of a casual night of...

The Gamer’s Corner: ‘Devil May Cry’ has a New Edge

Capcom’s reboot of the “Devil May Cry” franchise has had mixed reactions from the beginning, but the new “DMC” is a bold reimagining...

The Wii U: Pricey, but Fun

On Nov. 18, 2012, Nintendo launched its newest console, the Wii U, in North America. With a limited number of systems available for...

Too Old, Barely Able to ‘Stand’

“I’ll be back,” as Arnold Schwarzenegger said many times in his career. And indeed, he is back — for good, this time. Now...

The Plot in You ‘Burns’

Whether it’s calling out frontmen of other bands or lyrics that fantasize about stabbing and killing someone in their sleep, there’s a strong...

Yo La Tengo Isn’t ‘Fading’

Imagine a band that’s a little more than 30 years old, is made up of a husband and wife duo and has released...

‘If Memory Serves’ Exhibition

As I entered the University Art Gallery, a somewhat unknown treasure trove located in UC Irvine’s Claire Trevor School of the Arts, I...

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