Entertainment
New book examines social media’s endless influence on society
Is technology changing your brain? Does social media have its grip around your mind's eye? Psychologist and tech expert Brian Primack thinks yes, on...
Covid affects halloween fun
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected Halloween activities tremendously this year, with many things being closed or limited to a reduced capacity, but the options...
Delta arts return to campus
The arts programs have returned to campus this semester after more than a year due to closures caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Here is...
Vietnam relived through Haggin exhibition
An elderly man stands frightened and shocked, looking at Nick Ut’s iconic image of 9-year-old Kim Phuc running naked down Route 1 near Trang...
‘Mortal Kombat’ leaves some viewers in the dark
HBO Max’s newest big release is a video game turned movie, “Mortal Kombat.” The movie premiered on the streaming service on April 23.
With films...
Local businesses finding new ways to stay open
As COVID-19 hits each and everyone in their own ways, businesses have been struggling to stay open.
Mom and pop shops compete with chain corporations...
Asian representation grows in Hollywood
In a time when diversity in American media is being talked about more than ever, one group that has been starting to make its...
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ showcases battle of two storied beasts
One of the newest blockbuster films of 2021, “Godzilla vs. Kong” was released on March 31 on HBO Max and in select theaters. Because...
Delta Drama gears up for another virtual production
On April 30, Delta Drama will begin its all-virtual performance of “She Kills Monsters.”
“Delta Drama is still functioning, we are still working, and we...
Coffee shops adjust to stay open
From chains like Starbucks to local mom and pop shops, many people go to coffee shops not only for coffee and other drinks, but...
Summer fun returns as Theme Parks reopen
A year ago, COVID-19 deprived the nation of a fun summer. Theme parks were forced to close until further notice to protect the safety...
Couples at war keep it entertaining
Couples prank wars have the potential to be a hilarious way to keep the fun and sanity in your relationship during this year-long and...
Stockton Civic Theatre planning for the future
The Stockton Civic Theater (SCT) is gearing up for its 70th season, albeit with the same delays and modifications that are now a feature...
‘Moxie’ takes on universal issues
Since the start of the pandemic and movie theater shutdowns, movie releases have become heavily reliant on streaming services. Netflix released the film “Moxie”...
TikTok supporting black creators
TikTok is taking a step forward to help black creators on its app.
This move should have come some time ago, but it’s here now...
Film explores racial ‘blindspot’
Movie theaters, like many other sectors in the workforce, were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Everything came to a halt, movie releases were postponed....
Duo ‘1984’ makes political statements through music
A duo of former Delta College students hope their new band will make a mark on the vibrant art and culture scene in Stockton.
Josh...
Horton Gallery opens first exhibition of spring semester
San Joaquin Delta College’s L.H. Horton Jr. Art Gallery is currently hosting “Shadows from the Past: Sansei Artists & the American Concentration Camps.” Events...
America’s favorite hero retired
From Scott Pilgrim vs the World, The Fantastic Four, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, actor Chris Evans has given us many enjoyable films and...
