This film could have been a great story about discovering X-23 and the "Weapon X" program run by Essex Corp. Instead, what we get is basically just a bloodbath, an excuse for Hugh Jackman to still feel young and important at the end of his career playing everyone’s favorite cranky Mutant.

Imagine that a person could hop into a magical car which would teleport them to a Beatles concert in the 1960s.

“Make America Great?” a film written and directed by Candice Vernon, was screened at the Cayton Center at Santa Monica College on February 23.

Many college students have learned to be thrifty now that tuition prices have reached an all time high.

When trailers for Fantastic Beasts and Where to FindThem hit the screen, Harry Potter fans rejoiced, myself included.

A surprising and unusually strong rain storm rolled into normally sunny Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Weekend, snarling traffic and bolstering plans for long naps on the couch.But inside a wing of the LA County Museum of Art an even stronger storm had been raging as part of a horror exhibition for almost four months.

Desperately dropping classes, not getting enough sleep, and taking in massive amounts of caffeine. This is how most students have been spending their time at the end of another semester. Fortunately, Thanksgiving is coming up this week.