MARY WISNIEWSKIAssistant Living Editor Silver bells, cockleshells or pretty maids in a row do not grow in every garden. Or at least not at John’s Garden, in the Malibu Colony Plaza. This Malibu market and deli grows something better: good food and service. This can be attributed to Jim Musante, who opened the business after graduating from high school. He has owned John’s … [Read more...] about Meet a Malibuite: Jim Musante
Men grab first MPSF win with big overtime hat trick
SHUHEI MATSUOAssistant Sports Editor After losing its first two Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) games at home, the Pepperdine water polo team traveled to Northern California and played against higher-ranked teams in Cal Berkeley and University of Pacific. Despite Saturday’s 17-12 loss to No.-2 Berkeley, the No.-10 Waves bounced back Sunday to capture their first MPSF … [Read more...] about Men grab first MPSF win with big overtime hat trick
Ambitious singer-songwriter employs unique musical tactics
MARK CHOQUETTE Assistant Perspectives Editor Sufjan Stevens' first name is ironically as hard to say as his music is to describe. Pronounced SOOF-yan, Stevens may be the most popular and talented musician you have never heard. His eclectic blend of indie, folk and experimental styles have gotten him loads of attention, with some considering him the “iPod Generation’s” answer … [Read more...] about Ambitious singer-songwriter employs unique musical tactics
New view refreshes classic
MEAGAN MAXWELLStaff Writer With the season’s slew of holidays and Halloween just a few days behind us, “The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D,” is one of the most fun movies to see this fall. Until now, viewers could merely watch the story unfold in Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” as Jack Skellington stole Christmas. In the new Disney three-dimensional presentation, … [Read more...] about New view refreshes classic
Show about the real O.C. back for another drama-filled season
ASHLYEE HICKMANA&E Assistant Editor After a lackluster third season and rumors of cancellation looming, “The O.C.” is back tonight with something to prove. The show that helped put Orange County on the map and Chino at the butt of jokes is now clinging for life, but the once buzz-worthy show was not always struggling. “I've been watching the show since the beginning — it … [Read more...] about Show about the real O.C. back for another drama-filled season