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ManiaTV! Stops at UC Irvine

Music television, the name is synonymous with bad reality TV shows, celebrity drama, commercials, almost everything except music and music videos.

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

American Hi-Fi's third release, 'Hearts On Parade' brings one of the more melodic, yet softer offerings from the group since their 2001 self-title deb

The East West Players Provide ‘Proof’

The play 'Proof' was originally written by David Auburn, a Tony and Pulitzer Prize winner, and performed by an all-star cast including Gwyneth Paltrow

UCI’s You, Me & Iowa at the Anthill Pub and Grille

Feb. 4 You, Me and Iowa rocked the lively crowd at UCI's Anthill Pub and Grille. The indie rock band played a tight and exciting set consisting of bea

The Fight Attacks Anaheim’s Chain Reaction

UK punk band The Fight was only two songs into their set at Chain Reaction when front woman K8 became concerned with the communication barrier between

This Film is ‘Alone in the Dark’

I'll get this out of the way right up front: 'Alone in the Dark' is the worst movie I have ever seen. Ever. And I've seen a lot of movies.

This Week’s DVD Vault: Audio Visual

Welcome once again to a fabulous new edition of the DVD Vault. This week's films share the common thread of having audio components that exist hand in

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

In their latest album entitled 'Ashes of the Wake,' Lamb of God maintain their well-deserved status as one of extreme music's best bands while breakin

Pepper Returns to Anaheim

Aside from being highly entertaining with both their commentary and the music itself, Pepper shows are worthwhile because they are a representation of

Phenomenauts Blast Down To SoCal

Many small time bands have aspirations of reaching the mainstream. Each band goes about it in different ways.

Cornered! A Weekly CD Review.

Folk singer/songwriter Ani DiFranco's newest album, 'Knuckle Down,' was just released Jan. 25. In short, I don't like it.

‘Seven Guitars’

August Wilson's 'Seven Guitars' takes place in the predominately black neighborhood of Red Hill in Pittsburgh, Pa. in 1948. The play opens with six

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