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The Whisky a Go Go Hosting Timsh’l

May 14, 2015 by Kelly Rodriguez

Photo courtesy of Timsh'l/FacebookIf U2's guitar parts, Pink Floyd's bass lines and The Killers' lyrics were to have a musical baby, they would sound like Timsh'l.Timsh'l, a band that consists of juniors Jared Taylor, Jacob Williams, Kai de Becker and Davis Savage, will be playing at the Whisky A Go-Go Saturday at 7:30 p.m.The band will be opening up for a new band made up of … [Read more...] about The Whisky a Go Go Hosting Timsh’l

Wombats Host Another Energetic Night

May 14, 2015 by Matt Benton

All Photos by Matt Benton After two sold out shows at Bootleg Hifi back in January, the Wombats returned to the Fonda Theatre for an upbeat, ecstatic night. The English indie rock band is currently nearing the end of their 21-day North American tour for their fantastic new album, “Glitterbug." They were opened by fellow UK indie-rock band, Life in Film, as well as … [Read more...] about Wombats Host Another Energetic Night

Project Serve Plots to Preserve its Impact

May 12, 2015 by Tara Jenkins

Infographic by Andrea OguntulaWhile some students are preparing for beach time in Cabo, others are preparing to study sustainability in Puerto Rico, help the homeless in Hawaii and much more. In less than a week, several hundred students will leave Malibu and spend their spring breaks continuing a Pepperdine tradition that is 18 years old and going strong: Project Serve. … [Read more...] about Project Serve Plots to Preserve its Impact

Summer-Themed Movies Bring You Back

May 11, 2015 by Tara Jenkins

Photo courtesy of commons.wikimedia.orgIt’s already April, and soon the school year will be winding down for summer. For almost four months, many students will be faced with freedom and extra time that can only be dreamt about now, three weeks before finals. No matter what summer consists of — jobs, internships, relaxation or summer school — there comes an … [Read more...] about Summer-Themed Movies Bring You Back

Skip Out On “The Wedding Ringer”

May 11, 2015 by Collin Chersi

Photo courtesy of The Wedding Ringer/FacebookComedy is probably the most subjective genre in filmmaking. Different people find different things to be humorous, but timing counts as well. If something happens or is said too soon or too late, the intended effect is lost. Another factor in a comedy’s success or failure is the strength of the writing. If the writing is good, … [Read more...] about Skip Out On “The Wedding Ringer”

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