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'Luann's' not your ordinary musical
Palomar's latest performance, "Luann: Scenes in a Teen's Life," directed by Dana Case, was a quirky and hilarious musical that left everyone leaving the theater with smiles on their faces. The musical was based on the popular comic strip by the talented Greg Evans who also wrote the play and the music.… 1 Comment
 
Q & A: Get to know Oceanside band Irieside
Oceanside isn't just known for its gangs (as stated in the San Diego Weekly Reader's Feb. 21 edition) but more for the beaches, the Top Gun house, the locals and now its growing music scene. The Telescope recently caught up with Oceanside's popular Irieside, after a show in Pacific Beach, where they shared the stage with Barstow and another local Oceanside band, Faded Chroniclez.… 4 Comments
 
'Vantage Point' sees things differently
Walking into "Vantage Point" one expects a lot. The advertising that "Vantage Point's" marketing team launched had created a lot of hype about the film but quickly died down just days after the premiere. While "Vantage Point's" creative storytelling method may have kept the casual moviegoer entertained, its lack of plot depth solidifies the avid action-thriller enthusiast.… Post the First Comment
 
Prehistoric film '10,000 B.C.' too predictable
The action/adventure film, "10,000 B.C.," proves itself to be a more like a comedy. In the film, directed by Roland Emmerich, D'leh (Steven Strait), a young mammoth hunter from the Yagahl tribe falls in love with Evolet (Camilla Belle), a young girl who was believed to be part of a prophecy proclaimed by the wise old woman of the tribe.… Post the First Comment
 
'Other Boleyn Girl' replays history
"The Other Boleyn Girl," based on the USA TODAY'S best-seller by Philippa Gregory gives a new meaning to sister rivalry. Ann Boleyn played by Natalie Portman is given the chance to seduce the King of England Henry VII played by Eric Bana. With her family's constant pressure to climb up the social ladder, Ann will go to great lengths to please her father and uncle.… Post the First Comment
 
'Penelope' film sends an important message
"Penelope" is a cute and quirky romantic comedy that teaches how love for yourself can conquer any obstacle. Christina Ricci stars as Penelope Wilhern, a girl born into her blue-blooded family's curse. Her great-grandfather fell in love with a servant, but disregarded those feelings to maintain his class.… Post the First Comment
 
Fashion club predicts the trends for Spring
The fashion department is preparing hand-made, one-of-a-kind clothing to show the latest trends in local fashion shows. On campus they will be setting up booths to support their club and promote their trends. "The clothing coming out this season will be full of color details, fabric details and trendy accessories to complete the outfit," said Fashion Club Vice President Hikari Kaneyama.… 6 Comments
 
Black Crowes break the silence - finally
It has been seven years since brothers Chris and Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes have produced a new studio album, and it seems that they haven't quite lost their touch. For rock enthusiasts who crave an adventurous blend of blues, country, gospel and rock their new album "WARPAINT," released on March 3, promises to quench your thirst for some new rock that seems like it could be decades old.… Post the First Comment
 
 
 

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