Bubble tea, otherwise known as pearl milk tea, QQ or boba, recently has become an integral part of Los Angeles. In Southern California, it is most commonly known as bubble tea or boba, but it is popular throughout the world under many names. From The Boba Truck to the numerous boba places on Sawtelle Boulevard, LA is permeated by stores that are popping up to sell delicious … [Read more...] about Boba Craze Continues Strong
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Bad Parking Job of the Week 2/5
Photo Courtesy of Corey David Rhoades See a bad parking job? Email peppgraphicmedia@gmail.com__________Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic … [Read more...] about Bad Parking Job of the Week 2/5
Bad Parking Job of the Week 2/12
Photo by Kathryn LinehanSee a bad parking job? Email peppgraphicmedia@gmail.com__________Follow the Graphic on Twitter: @PeppGraphic … [Read more...] about Bad Parking Job of the Week 2/12
Artist of the Week: Taylor Johns
Photo by Carissa Mosely Pepperdine is teeming with artistically gifted students. For many of these individuals, their artistic talents don’t go unnoticed after graduation. Alumnus Taylor Johns (‘12) has been nominated for a documentary Academy Award for his film “Last Days in Vietnam,” which was shown Friday in Smothers Theatre at the sixth Reelstories Film Festival. Q: … [Read more...] about Artist of the Week: Taylor Johns
Exploring Depths with ‘Black Sea’
While there are already plenty of films about submarines — “The Hunt for Red October,” “K-19: Widowmaker” and “Das Boot” — oftentimes, the way a director shapes the material given to them can help a film surpass its original expectations. There is no better evidence of that than “Black Sea.” Originally a limited … [Read more...] about Exploring Depths with ‘Black Sea’