Loot boxes create controversy in gaming community
When Pong was released in 1972, nobody believed two paddles would be ground zero for a multi-billion-dollar entertainment industry spanning across the globe.
Video games...
Stockton Civic Theatre hosts Pulitzer Play
Stockton Civic Theatre put on the Pulitzer Prize-winning Comedy play, You Can’t Take it With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman from Jan. 17...
‘Justice League’ a hit despite what critics say
The long awaited Justice League came out Nov. 17.
This action-packed movie tied in the right amount of comedic timing, camaraderie and special effects. Needless...
Battle rages between Marvel, DC
The conflict between Marvel Comics and DC Comics has come to a climactic chapter in the struggle for dominance.
For decades the heroes these two...
Moviepass: your ticket to savings
Have you ever found the movie theaters too expensive? Does your dad want to buy the DVD four months after a movie is released...
‘The Visit’ closes fall semester for drama department
Delta Drama closes the semester with “The Visit,” which begins its run on Nov. 30.
The play was written by author and dramatist Friedrich Durrenmatt...
‘We All We Got’ featured at Delta
On Nov. 9 Delta College’s Horton Gallery hosted an art showcase for the opening of Carlos Javier Ortiz exhibition “We All We Got.” The...
Local artist strives to make living with music
Collin Jacka is a musician from Lodi who writes and records his own music.
He plays a variety of instruments, ranging from the guitar,...
‘The Fosters’ may be calling it quits
On Sept. 2017, the Freeform show The Fosters closed their first half of their fifth season.
Since the beginning of the show The Fosters has...
Stare into the abyss with Mindhunter
Everybody knows shows like Criminal Minds, where the main protagonists rally around developing a psychological profile of their enemy of the week.
This profile helps...
Comedic, raunchy show highlights Miracle Mile
That’s Showbiz Theatre Company on Miracle Mile on Pacific Ave. has been putting on the Rocky Horror Show since Oct. 13.
It runs through Nov....
Origins, horrors favorite dolls explained
Whether or not you’re into scary stories, these origin stories of some infamous creatures will pull you in enough to leave you wanting more.
Annabelle
Ed...
First drama production of year, ‘Bus Stop,’ begins next week
On Oct. 13, Delta Drama will have its opening performance of the classic 1955 theatrical production “Bus Stop” by William Inge.
“Bus Stop” takes...
Cover band recreates a classic experience
The Grateful Dead was one of the most influential San Francisco bands in the 1960s.
It attracted a large and loyal fan base, often...
Big Bang Theory sequel hits the small screen
Bazinga!
For those Big Bang Theory fans, Young Sheldon premiered on September 25, 2017.
“I only saw the trailer that’s it but I like his bow,”...
Shawn Thwaites performs at Delta
On Thursday, Sept. 14, Trinidadian-American musician Shawn Thwaites and students from his Sacramento-based lessons performed a steel-pan drum and cultural presentation at Delta College.
Thwaites...
Molding the future for ceramic artists
On Aug. 31, the L.H. Horton Jr. Gallery held its annual Visions in Clay exhibition. Ceramic artist and former faculty member from California College...
Boy genius from ‘Big Bang’ to puberty
Have you ever wondered what Sheldon Cooper (Jim Parsons), from The Big Bang Theory, was like as a child? Or what Cooper felt going...
Writers Guild of America dodges potential strike
Hollywood can hit that play button as the Writers Guild of America and the management from the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers...
Podcasts gaining more listeners
Podcasts have become more popular in recent years.
Gone are the days of having to listen to the radio and hearing the same songs being...