A&E

From the seemingly endless stream of exciting new info on all of the awesome video games we’ll be playing in the near future to the megaton announcements we never see coming, E3 defines each year in gaming.

WOLFPACK: The anticipated sequel to “The Hangover” is more like a remake that isn’t enjoyable.

STARS: Young English rap talent Tinie Tempah unleashes his skills on his debut album, “Disc-Overy”.

MINA: The Sonic Youth frontman incorporates his band’s traditiaonal sound with acoustic elements.

Songfest — an annual festival put on by the UC Irvine Greeks that raises thousands of dollars every year for a charity of their choice, returned to the Bren Events Center on Friday, May 20. This year, that charity was the Orange County Habitat for Humanity. Throughout the year, various members of different fraternities and sororities volunteered their time and helped fundraise for Habitat for Humanity.

PLAY: The Claire Trevor Theatre promises a light-hearted and peppy time with ‘Spelling Bee.’

YARRR: Jack Sparrow’s latest adventure proves that the popular franchise should have ended long ago.

When artists collaborate, what are the legal issues behind that marriage and who owns what? For a craftsperson, these questions of a legal nature may not be particularly pressing points of interest. Yet it was precisely this topic that brought lawyers, artists, professionals and professors together in a discussion called “The Legal Side of Art Collaboration.”

FILM: Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays Hesher, a complicated young man who changes his friend’s life forever.

FRESH: The sophomore album from post-hardcore band Sleeping with Sirens is spectacular.

While summer is the time the biggest blockbuster movies release, the opposite is usually true for video games. This year is no different. While there are a few exciting releases coming out in the months ahead, the majority of the year’s biggest games will be released in October and November.

FIZZLING: The experimental band’s latest outing provides an intense listening experience.