Entertainment
Monkeys, Keys rock out in Sacramento
On May 5, the Power Balance Pavilion in Sacramento was filled with the best of British and American rock.
Marvel Studio fufills promise with awesome film
The summer movie season started not with a bang, but with a fully loaded gamma fueled atomic event.
This is especially true of The Avengers, which hit theaters a week ago.
Arthur Miller classic ‘Crucible’ comes to campus
Delta Drama Department is currently rehearsing the American classic “The Crucible.”
Director Harvey Jordan suggested the school perform this play because of the challenging roles...
Band & Orchestra Festival challenges musicians
Student musicians from all over California flocked to the Delta College Band & Orchestra Festival on March 28-29.
Located in the Atherton Auditorium, this festival...
Air Force Band to play at Atherton Auditorium
United States Air Force Concert Band of the Golden West are doing a free performance at the Atherton Auditorium at 7 p.m. on April...
Titanic fan thinks film in 3D doesn’t float right
This month, filmmaker James Cameron re-released his 1997 epic "Titanic" in 3D.
As a huge fan of the 1997 movie and the history of the...
‘Hunger Games’ comes to big screen
With the Harry Potter series drawn to a satisfying close and the Twilight movies finally coming to a bitter, sparkling end, Hollywood is in need of a new franchise to headline.
Stars for a night
San Joaquin County’s amateur Apollo Night will be held at the Bob Hope Theatre on March 30.
It will be the 13th Annual Apollo Night event overseen by Tony Washington, founder of the local talent show.
Bioware ends ‘Mass Effect’ series with epic finale in third installment
Part of the hook and appeal of video games is escape.
Giving us gateways to the unimaginable and unreachable, to put active control in our...
Backstage at ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’
Adrienne Sher, director
QUESTION: How long have you been a director?
ANSWER: “I've been a director for 20 years. 20 years directing, 40 years acting.”
Q:...
A ‘songversation’ in Stockton with India.Arie
Four-time Grammy award winning India.Arie came to Stockton’s Bob Hope Theatre Feb. 18 to have a “songversation.”
More than 1,800 attended, to hear about her...
Stockton feels the BEAT
Simon Rowe Quartet soothes the soul with jazz at Valley Brew
The atmosphere at Stockton’s newest jazz scene was mellow. A hint of excitement filled...
What’s Lucas thinking?
Writer fears director is harming film series with latest releases
Beginning this year the“Star Wars” series will return to theaters. This time in 3D.
One film...
Hollywood producer visit inspires RTV students
Marsha Posner Williams critiques, supports campus work
On Thursday, Jan. 26, Delta College’s Radio/Television program welcomed two-time Emmy award winner Marsha Posner Williams to campus.
Posner...
‘Chronicle’ does found footage genre right, sets a tone for future
With “Chronicle” the latest film to capitalize on the “found footage” popularity, a viewer gets the feeling it should have been released in the...
Lighting up the Stockton night
The holiday season came early to Stockton this year as a crowd gathered around Weber Point Events Center to watch boats made of light...
High expectations for new ‘Dragon Tattoo’ set to hit theaters Dec. 21
In this post Twilight mega success age, it’s become hard to detect when the newest best sellers are legitimately well-thought and executed or over...
A bad apple
Popular ‘Twilight’ series is a box office hit, but lack of plot depth, character development at core leaves sour taste
When you’re a writer and...
‘Skyrim’ delivers epic dragon slaying, warmongering experience
The land of Skyrim is home to many things, including the Nord, Giants, Frostbite Spiders, but none so fierce as the mighty dragons that...
Holiday release avalanche leaves gamers making tough choices
Every holiday season the gaming industry revs into high gear and releases its biggest titles.
This year is no exception.
On the schedule for release: “Arkham...
