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Photo Series: Zuma Beach Suffers Flooding After El Niño Swells
After strong El Niño swells and a major Kelvin wave hit Malibu, Zuma Beach suffered major flooding. Managing Editor Amanda Monahan captured scenes of the destruction.
Trump Fires Press Secretary and Pepperdine Alum Katie Zacharia After Five Days
Alumna Katie Zacharia (’07, JD ’11) was fired from her role as White House press secretary Friday after just five days. Zacharia faced heavy criticism following her press secretary debut Tuesday, with questions regarding her legal credentials and background.
Three Years Later: The Ongoing Fight for Justice
Three years after the tragic crash that claimed the lives of four Pepperdine students: Asha Weir, Deslyn Williams, Niamh Rolston and Peyton Stewart —the path toward justice remains uncertain. Their friends and families continue to honor their memories and keep their voices alive.
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Beyond the Runway: Los Angeles Fashion Week Empowers Emerging Creatives
A look inside The Bureau’s LA Fashion Week explores how emerging designers, student journalists and digital media shape the Los Angeles fashion scene beyond the runway. The event provides a platform for visionaries to showcase their work, share their perspectives and inspire the identity of LA Fashion Week.
Film Review: A Piercing Gaze Hides Deeper Truth: The Unsettling Reality of ‘You Can See Everything’
In Nathan Fielder’s “You Can See Everything,” piercing gazes and unsettling revelations expose a disturbing web of love, lies and manipulation. As the documentary unravels Elizabeth Holmes’ complicated relationships, viewers are left questioning whether seeing everything means knowing the truth.
13th Annual Calabasas Film Festival Celebrates Community
Good company, good films and good food kicked off the 13th Annual Calabasas Film Festival. The opening night cocktail event brought artists and guests together to network, showcase their work and connect over future projects.
