Watching the National Circus of the People’s Republic of China almost made up for not watching the summer Olympics.
The traveling group of Chinese acrobats and dancers gave a performance filled with...
Looking to enhance your TV viewing pleasure? Well, there are apps for CSUN students to view them on a second screen. And, they might even give you free gifts by watching them on a cell phone or tablet.
Viggle...
With the new Fall TV lineup about to begin, surprisingly NBC’s “Community” is the only show on the air dealing
with college students. It begs the question how did this happen? CW’s “Gossip...
Television characters on our favorite shows have been the drunken friends that everyone loves to laugh at, loves to party with, but don’t want to have to hold up at the end of the night.
Many of these...
It’s that time of year again where your DVR goes on overdrive.
In the next few weeks, twenty new shows will debut on the broadcast networks. ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox, and the CW are all trying to stem...
Bursting with sex, angst, and catchy songs, “Spring Awakening” is a raunchy evening to behold. Set in 19th century Germany, a group of teenagers start to question their society’s strict rules and...
At most concerts the audience enjoy the music while the artists are doing the work. This was not the case at String Theory’s “Composition of Sound + Space” performance at the Van Nuys FlyAway...
No Doubt fans have been waiting for the band's sixth studio album impatiently for the past 11 years. In the decade after releasing "Rock Steady," the band members pursued a few solo projects like Gwen...
Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights opened Friday night to hordes of horror fans and their blood curdling screams, wanting to live their fears in Universal’s six all new mazes for 2012.
Once in...
Barbara Katz Bierman was 21-years-old when her mother passed away and she had to paint to be able to breath. She never plans a piece beforehand.
She starts with a plain canvas and goes from there....
CSUN held a free screening of Sundance documentary, “Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare.” The screening took place on September 19 and students filled the USU Theater.
Although...
The first Science Fiction magazine is on display at the “Fantastic & Strange” exhibition in the Oviatt library. Mark Joseph, a CSUN instructor in developmental mathematics department was surprised...
Load More Stories
Got a tip? Have something you need to tell us? Contact us
