A driver of a pickup truck charged down a popular bike path in Manhattan on Tuesday leaving eight people dead and 11 injured. The truck driver was shot in the stomach by a NYPD officer after running into a school bus and leaving the truck. It is the deadliest terrorist attack in New York since the destruction of the World Trade Center buildings on Sept. 11, 2001. Police identified the terrorist as 29-year-old Sayfullo Saipov. After crashing into the bus, Saipov ran down the roadway, waving a paintball gun and a pellet gun while yelling, "Allahu akbar." At this time, the officer discharged his weapon into the abdomen of Saipov and he was then sent to the hospital. As of … [Read more...] about 8 Dead and 11 Injured in NYC Terrorist Attack
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Latino Musician Prince Royce lands new show
By Andrea Jimenez | Staff Writer | Prince Royce is a bachata singer from New York City who broke into the Latin pop mainstream in 2010 after incorporating both English and Spanish into Ben E. King's famous song "Stand By Me," and giving it a smooth urban beat. The remake quickly became a hot hit, making it on to the top ten Latin Billboard Chart; not only was this the beginning of Royce's career, but the kick-off to a new bilingual style of music. "It gives the listeners the best of both worlds, keeping a mutual understanding between his listeners and the messages he tries to convey with his lyrics," said student Kathia Rodas. Royce focused on bachata music for the first four … [Read more...] about Latino Musician Prince Royce lands new show
This weeks movements through hashtags
By Estefania Torres |Staff Writer| #FreeKesha Stars like Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Lorde, and Lena Dunham have publicly shown their support for Kesha during her widely publicized court battle with record producer Lukasz Sebastian Gottwald, also known as Dr. Luke, and Sony Music. On Feb. 19 a New York judge denied a court injunction that would have released the "Tik Tok" singer from working with her alleged abuser and his record label, Kemosabe Entertainment. "I couldn't believe that the judge denied the injunction. It was shocking to me especially at a time when women are fighting for equal rights," said student Samantha Cortez. The singer-songwriter filled a lawsuit … [Read more...] about This weeks movements through hashtags
The 9/11 Memorial and One World Trade Center Part II
By Daniel DeMarco |Copy Editor| If you have not read Part I, click here. ——————————————————————————————————————————————— The tower is certainly the landmark of New York City. You can see One World Trade Center from all over, even from outside Manhattan in New Jersey or in Brooklyn. As a result, one is frequently reminded of why that tower is there—symbolically and literally. I visited the site for a second time; the first visit ended without having time to visit the 9/11 Memorial Museum. Stepping foot on the site immediately brought back heavy feelings. Seeing the two fountains only intensified those feelings and you’re compelled to go stand at the edge to … [Read more...] about The 9/11 Memorial and One World Trade Center Part II
The 9/11 Memorial and One World Trade Center Part I
By Daniel DeMarco |Copy Editor| When I first turned a street corner that gave me a full view of the new tower, it hit me: This is not some tourist attraction—this is something special. The site gives off a heavy feeling and the closer you get, the heavier it feels until you find yourself walking on the very ground the whole world was watching together on that Tuesday morning. To me, there was some redemption in this; it was a personal moment I had been waiting for. I walked those grounds before, but at a profoundly different time. In April 2001, I had visited New York City and walked between the Twin Towers. I distinctly remember my parents letting me choose whether we … [Read more...] about The 9/11 Memorial and One World Trade Center Part I
Briefs
By Alexander Douglas |Staff Writer| Glowing Camels Camel owners have put glowing bands onto their camels to prevent car crashes at night, according to NBC News. There are more than 6,000 camels roaming Southern Israel. The amount of accidents involving camels have proved to be deadly, these new glowing bands will help motorists spot the camels. The glowing bands are an innovative, cheap and easy to use to save lives. Eye eater A teenager had to stay awake for a week, administering eye drops to prevent a parasite from burrowing into her eye. Jessica Greaney had to have eye drops every ten minutes and only got a few minutes of sleep resulting in decreased immune … [Read more...] about Briefs
Get inspired by fashion week
By Chrisoula Baroudos |Staff Writer| Instead of wearing darker hues this fall, stand out by wearing colorful pastels. These unexpected colors were seen in shades of icy blue, pale pinks, and soft lavenders. The collections this season are even more dramatic than usual. Popular designers such as Zac Posen, Reem Acra, and Marc Jacobs were able to deliver standout collections. Fur was a major staple at New York Fashion Week--the bigger the better. Shades of reds and pinks were seen at the runway shows at Escada, DKNY, Prabal Gurung and Narcisco Rodriguez. Alexander Wang and Rebecca Taylor were just a few of the designers who showed cool yet casual pieces with a … [Read more...] about Get inspired by fashion week
American Apparel Scandal
By Carly Woolley |Staff Writer| The once dubbed controversial retailer American Apparel has yet again made their way into fashion headlines. Jan. 16 at 3 a.m., the East Houston Street American Apparel store in New York City unveiled its new window of lingerie-wearing female mannequins featuring a new look of fully grown pubic hair.. American Apparel is definitely no stranger to facing criticism and being accused of intentional scandal from the media. They have been noted to be a company that willingly creates inappropriate clothing pieces and advertisements to gain attention. The company has been criticized for featuring topless women, suggestive poses, and underage girls in … [Read more...] about American Apparel Scandal
New York Fashion Week inspires affordable looks
By Abigail Tejada |A&E Editor| While we are getting ready to change into our favorite fall sweaters, New York is spicing things showing off what will be hot this upcoming Spring and Summer during New York Fashion week Sep. 5 through Sep. 12. Transparent, bright colors and florals will be the way to go Spring 2014. As shown in day five of NYFW flats and sandals will be the hot styles for footwear. Celebrities attending left and right not only because of all the freebies they get, but also to get a glimpse on what they will be wearing this upcoming spring. Stars such as Jessica Alba, Kanye West, Anna Sophia, Audrey Kitchings, Dita Von Teese, the Beckhams, Taylor Momsen and … [Read more...] about New York Fashion Week inspires affordable looks
Live entertainment to hit local theaters
By Shannon Luster |Staff Writer| The local theaters and venues in San Bernardino and Riverside offer highly anticipated live entertainment ranging from plays to music festivals and performances. The Fox Theater is well known for historically being the first theater to present the classic movie “Gone with the Wind,” starring Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable back in 1939. The Masters of Harmony returned to the venue with a performance called “Pulling Out the Stops," on April 28. The choir, directed by Justin Miller, sings different types of songs such as: jazz, Broadway, classical and more, according to the Fox Theater’s official website. The theater is also looking for … [Read more...] about Live entertainment to hit local theaters
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