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Jen ClayStaff Writer Pepperdine alumnus Patrick Andrew O’Connor brought back to life a classic story of love and a study in gender relations in his script “Don Juan.” For his efforts, he is now $10,000 richer. The 1999 communication graduate received first place in Scriptapalooza’s 2004 screenwriting competition, which was judged by professionals from renowned literary agencies … [Read more...] about Alum wins $10,000 in screenwriting contest

Audrey Reed A&E Editor Old friends will meet in a newly remodeled Smothers Theatre Sept. 18 for a classical concert featuring Spanish and American compositions.Pepperdine professor of music and internationally recognized classical guitar player Christopher Parkening and Southern California local and baritone Jubilant Sykes are the first performers of the Stotsenberg Recital … [Read more...] about Parkening and Sykes to inaugurate Smothers

Amy Larson Staff Writer Sometimes, the truth hurts. Some albums just aren’t good. Such is the case with the newest release for Cleveland-based rockers Rosavelt.  Though the band grasps for an original sound, the record lacks depth, intensity and vocal talent. Rosavelt (made up of vocalist Christopher Allen, bassist Keith Allen, guitarist Jesse Bryson and drummer Miles Loretta) … [Read more...] about ‘Gasoline’ struggles to light fire

Elice GiorgioneA&E Assistant “Celebrity” is generally equated with “lack of privacy.” It’s an unfortunate but unavoidable downside to fame and its trappings. Some people believe it’s simply part of the job and is  something unpleasant  that celebrities must accept. After all, having a lack of privacy a small price to pay for all of the wealth, adoration and perks of being a … [Read more...] about Celebs deserve private lives