by Nicole Gochmanosky in Entertainment
Living Under the Trees, a photographic art exhibit by artist and activist David Bacon, is now on display in the San Diego Mesa College Art Gallery through April 17.
The exhibit consists of large color photographs and text panels of oral histories, documenting the life of indigenous, immigrant Mexican farm workers in Southern California.
Movie Review
by Johnny Ngo in Entertainment
"It'll be hard to build your happiness upon the unhappiness of somebody else."
Those words are uttered out of narrator Richard Langley (Pierce Brosnan) and lie in the heart of Ira Sachs' "Married Life." This 1940s drama is about four people and the things they'll do to be happy.
Music Review
by Cecilia Felix in Entertainment
The two-man duo Black Keys (singer/guitarist Dan Averbach and drummer Patrick Carney) play raw rock 'n' roll blues. They have an organic mood that rises in intensity to suddenly mellow out.
Their first album came out in 2002. The Big Come Up, featured their hits "Leavin' Trunk," "Yearnin'" and "Heavy Soul".
Restaurant Review
by Brittany Wiczek in Entertainment
Nestled in the heart of Hillcrest, the Corvette Diner offers great food at affordable prices in an atmosphere that takes you back to the rock 'n' roll era of the 1950s.
While it may not be the best place for a quiet night out, the diner's cheerful and fun setting is the perfect place for birthday celebrations, a Friday night dinner with friends, or even a playful family outing.
Game Review
by Robert Alatorre in Entertainment
Nintendo hopes to knockout the competition by releasing one of the biggest games of the year, Mario Kart Wii, fresh off the heels of the third-installment of the uber -popular franchise, Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
What is usually a slow gaming season is now a clash of the titans with blockbuster games kicking off the summer season.
