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ANNA WEBBERAssistant A&E Editor Walking up to the shelf in a not-so-local video store, the newly released “Friends with Money” DVD was nowhere to be found.Any average person would be led to believe, “Oh, this must be a good one.” Luckily, there was a copy at the checkout counter. What a relief. Popping in the DVD, laying back on the couch ready for some good cinema, the … [Read more...] about ‘Friends with Money’ skims the surface of relational issues

LAURA JOHNSONA&E Assistant Bruce Willis and Sandra Bullock waited tables before they were famous while Brad Pitt sported a giant chicken suit to advertise for El Pollo Loco. Some are born into stardom, while others have to work at it. No strategy is right or wrong, yet, with a one in a million chance of becoming the next paparazzi-hounded celebrity, getting that one big … [Read more...] about Student chases Hollywood dreams

CARISSA MARSHA&E Editor Just 30 minutes from campus, the J. Paul Getty Center offers students breathtaking views, awe-inspiring architecture, meandering gardens and world-class art. Located atop a hill seated in the Santa Monica Mountains, overlooking the Los Angeles basin, the Getty is one of the premier art institutions in the nation.Both for the art-savvy and … [Read more...] about Getty: An artsy hilltop retreat

SHANNON URTNOWSKILiving Editor Back-to-school shopping this year has taken on a whole new meaning for incoming Pepperdine students. Yes, Bed, Bath & Beyond still has great sales for bedding, lamps and alarm clocks and Macy’s continues to have clothes galore to satisfy any empty closet, but students can now turn to their laptops and PCs for the room addition they won’t be … [Read more...] about Online services link new Pep students