“The purpose of the show is to discuss every inch of this planet,” Vinan said. “No stones will be left unturned, I want people to be entertained and expect a good time.”
The most barbaric instrument
Scott Campbell played the bagpipes by the mirror pools on a recent Wednesday afternoon, filling the air with their unmistakable sound.
PCC student artists’ gallery showing at the Zephyr
Share: A literal accident brought a group of PCC students together for a gallery showing of their art at the Zephyr Coffee House and Art Gallery. Follow:
Oscars Lost on Younger Viewers
According to the entertainment magazine Variety, the 2014 Academy Awards ceremony hit a 10-year high in viewership but fell relatively flat among the coveted 18-49-age bracket.
Spazmaster; highlighting the true art in music
Share: For the last few years, Jennifer Perez has been going to local music shows and hunting down the original and unique sounds of underground musicians so she can broadcast them on her Lancer Radio show Follow:
History and fashion come together at PCC
High above campus in the fourth floor of the R building sits the fashion classroom. Lines of sewing machines, ironing boards, and designing tables are everywhere. Mannequins are scattered across the room, some wearing dresses and some sitting bare in a closet in the back. Pieces of fabric are scattered on tables and counters.
New children’s book preaches dino morals
Share: Brought to life by a lonely hopping dinosaur and a Sky Lizard who may be a reptilian version of God, Nathan Minier confronts the questions of who we are and why we are here in his classic story of an underdog who doesn’t quite fit in. Follow:
Inscape mag showcases creative writing from students
Share: The student-run Inscape literary magazine has been published every spring since the 1940s and showcases some of the best writing compositions produced by PCC students. Follow:
‘Company’ christens new Black Box Theater at Center for the Arts
Share: PCC’s theater department christened its new Black Box Theater in the Center for the Arts building this weekend with its inaugural production of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s “Company.” Follow:
Third time’s a charm for PCC’s Herald Trumpets at Temple City’s Camellia festival
Share: On a perfect day in the San Gabriel Valley, families lined the sidewalks of Las Tunas Drive to await the pending mid-morning community parade on Saturday–day two of the 70th Annual Temple City Camellia Festival Follow: