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"This is the End" movie image. Courtesy of Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Escape the summer heat with upcoming blockbusters

May 31, 2013 - Arts and Entertainment - Tagged: 2013, Actor, actors, armie, armie hammer, Arts and Entertainment, batman, blockbuster, blockbusters, bonham, bullock, captain jack sparrow, carter, cavill, christopher, christopher nolan, depp, director, Disney, evan goldberg, film, franco, Gore Verbinski, Guillermo del Toro, hammer, Heath Ledger, helena, helena bonham carter, hellboy, henry, henry cavill, hill, jack sparrow, James, james franco, jay and seth vs. the apocalypse, Johnny Depp, Joker, jonah, jonah hill, Legendary Pictures, Luster, Man of Steel, mccarthy, Melissa McCarthy, movie, movie review, movie theater, nolan, pacific rim, pan's labyrinth, Pirates of the Caribbean, pirates of the caribbean movies, producer, production company, Red, review, rogen, sandra, sandra bullock, seth, Seth Rogen, Shannon, Shannon Luster, short film, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Summer, summer 2013, summer movies, superman, the dark knight trilogy, the heat, the lone ranger, Theater, this is the end, tonto, TV, TV series, Twentieth Century Fox, Walt Disney Co., warner bros, Writer - no comments

By Shannon Luster |Staff Writer| The blockbuster movies, coming summer soon to a theater near you, will make you laugh, cry, sit on the edge of your seat and are…

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VCR Monster perfoms at Riverside’s Saturation Fest

May 31, 2013 - Arts and Entertainment - Tagged: Abi, Abigail Tejada, alone, andrew, Arts and Entertainment, Awkward Girl Blue, Back to the Grind, Choc Ivana, Collin, Eastern Pendulum Records, exclusive interview, festival, Habbits, interview, jordan, Lost Bros Crew, Michael Rey and The Woebegones, Natures Son, riverside, saturation fest, Still Life Press, Tejada, VCR Monster, Wax Children - no comments

By Abigail Tejada |Staff Writer| Back to the Grind, in downtown Riverside gave previous festival hosts a run for their money by holding Saturation Fest the week of May 25 in…

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Art & Music festival draws locals

May 24, 2013 - Arts and Entertainment - Tagged: Abigail Tejada, Arts and Entertainment, Arts and Music Festival, Battle of the Bands, Best of The Bands, bohemian festival, csusb, Dianne Stacey, festival, jazz, Joselyn Sanchez, May 2013, Naive Children, San Bernardino Art Association, Slide Projector, Teleplay, underground music society, Vidalta - no comments

By Abigail Tejada |Staff Writer| Bringing the community together, the Santos Manuel Student Union hosted its Arts and Music Festival for its first year on Friday, May 17. The Arts &…

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Khan (Benedict Cumberbatch) in "Star Trek: Into Darkness." Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures.

J.J. Abrams plans to live long and prosper

May 24, 2013 - Arts and Entertainment - Tagged: abrams, action, action adventure, Actor, actors, actress, adventure, Arts and Entertainment, Benedict, Benedict Cumberbatch, blockbuster, box office, captain kirk, cast, chris, Chris Pine, cinematographer, Creator, cumberbatch, daniel mindel, director, director of photography, drama, editor, editors, excitement, film, gene roddenberry, highly anticipated movie, IMDb, IMDb Charts, j.j. abrams, jj abrams, john harrison, khan, kirk, Luster, mary jo markey, maryann brandon, michael giacchino, mission impossible 3, mission: impossible III, movie, movie review, movies, music composer, musician, next star trek, original music, paramount, paramount pictures, pine, producer, quinto, roddenberry, saldana, sequel, Shannon, Shannon Luster, special effects, spock, Star Trek, star trek 2, star trek 3, star trek into darkness, star trek the wrath of khan, starfleet, super 8, Theater, theater seat, TV, TV series, uhura, zachary, Zachary Quinto, zoe, zoe saldana - no comments

By Shannon Luster |Staff Writer| “Star Trek: Into Darkness” delivers high action thrills that will leave you sitting on the edge of your theater seat. The exciting blockbuster movie soared…

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan in "The Great Gatsby." Courtesy of Warner Bros.

Baz Luhrmann gives The Great Gatsby a modern makeover

May 17, 2013 - Arts and Entertainment - Tagged: Actor, actors, actress, Arts and Entertainment, author, Baz Luhrmann, Beverley Dunn, beyonce, Book, box office, Carey Mulligan, cast, Catherine Martin, Chris Burns, costume designer, Craig Armstrong, Daisy Buchanan, DiCaprio, director, editor, editors, Elizabeth Debicki, F. Scott Fitzgerald, film, IMDb Charts, Iron Man 3, Isla Fisher, Jason Ballantine, jay-z, Joel Edgerton, Jonathan Redmond, leonardo dicaprio, Luster, Matt Villa, moulin rouge, movie, movie review, movie theater, movies, Mulligan, musician, Nick Carraway, original music, producer, producer writer director, review, romeo and juliet, set decorator, Shannon, Shannon Luster, Student, the great gatsby, Tobey Maguire, warner bros, Warner Bros. Pictures, Wesley Davenport, Writer - no comments

By Shannon Luster |Staff Writer| “The Great Gatsby” draws viewers with such realistic looking special effects that it places you into the wondrous, dangerous world of millionaire Jay Gatsby. Although…

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Tag Archives: Arts and Entertainment

Escape the summer heat with upcoming blockbusters

VCR Monster perfoms at Riverside’s Saturation Fest

Art & Music festival draws locals

J.J. Abrams plans to live long and prosper

Baz Luhrmann gives The Great Gatsby a modern makeover

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