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On Saturday April 15, the 1990s returned. When Better than Ezra took the stage at the House of Blues in Anaheim, it was clear that the band was ready to party. Stars like Kevin Griffin, Travis McNabb and Tom Drummond

At this year's Battle of the Bands put on by the Associated Students of UC Irvine's Student Services, eight bands were selected to grace the stage in front of the Administration Building out of a countless amount of applicants that were screened by ASUCI'

There is a crisis on our hands and I have CNN to thank for letting me in on the terrible problem wreaking havoc on tens of people in the San Diego area. One citizen, known by the local police as a 'Big Fish,' has been selling cute puppies, including poodl

On Thursday April 13, 1980s mad scientist Thomas Dolby, who revolutionized not only electronic music but created cell phone ringtone technology, appeared for his second headlining live performance in the Los Angeles at the Key Club.

I stopped reading comic books about five or six years ago, figuring that it was time I 'grew up' and stepped away from the world of technicolor heroes and their clear-cut morality. However, I recently picked up a new indie comic that blends genres and blu

If you thought you had to go to Park City or Cannes to see a quality film festival, well, you are right. But those places are far and plane tickets are expensive, which is why the Newport Beach Film Festival, starting April 20, is your best option

British rock band South definitely has several things going for them in their newest full-length, 'Adventures in the Underground Journey to the Stars,' which was released on April 4.

Though Australian film 'Somersault,' set to open shortly in the United States, may seem like a run-of-the-mill overly sexual foreign film, the film's homeland would beg to differ.

All right, you've got a 16-part song but only have 12 singers. Not a problem for Chanticleer, a worldfamous acappela group consisting of 12 men.

The promising New Jersey indie rock band Tokyo Rose performed a solid set at The Alley in Fullerton on March 29.

Critics say Two Gallants are the new Bob Dylan, have the spirit of Johnny Cash or write odes to whiskey worthy of the Pogues.

As the teddy bears sat on the toilets, ferrets were humping away, clearly content. Nearby, pink rapping chickens sat on more toilets, bobbing to the beats they were creating.