By Thom deMartino When it comes down to it, who are we — really? Are our identities in the eye of the beholder that perceives us: or are we instead the sum […]
Feeling “The Shape of Things” at GWC
Plague, New Wave and monsters
MOVIES Just one major release in local cinemas this week: “Inferno.” Tom Hanks is back – with a haircut – as Harvard smarty-pants Robert Langdon in another adaptation of a Dan Brown […]
GWC, Lions, Chapman get wins
Golden West College has been playing football since the school opened in 1966, but didn’t have its first true home game until Saturday. Until the contest on the Huntington Beach campus this […]
“Waiting For Godot” worth the wait
By Thom deMartino Who knew that “nothing” could be so entertaining? As its two-week run at Golden West College’s Mainstage Theater draws to a close, director Tom Amen’s production of Samuel Beckett’s […]
“The Accountant” and plays in play
A couple of interesting-looking films, lots of live theater and some other fun stuff on tap this weekend in the Garden Grove-Huntington Beach-Westminster area. MOVIES Opening this weekend in area cinemas are: […]
Seahawks slam the Saxons, 42-0
Not a lot of local football action Saturday, but here are the results. HIGH SCHOOL Ocean View 42, Loara 0 The Seahawks jumped out to a 26-0 halftime lead Saturday at Handel […]
Angels, Ducks, Rustlers, Panthers fall
The Angels are nearly finished with their 2016 season, and recorded a loss Saturday night. The Ducks lost a pre-season game in overtime. Here’s a wrap of Saturday’s sports action. Astros 3, […]
Lobos win big, prep for Argonauts
After rolling up an early 18-0 lead, the Los Amigos football team went on to roll past Saddleback 33-14 Thursday night. The win improved the Lobos’ record to 3-2 as they conclude […]
Police grads move to “greatest job ever”
By Jaimee Lynn Fletcher As Orange County’s newest law enforcement officers stood at attention on their graduation day, Huntington Beach Police Chief Robert Handy didn’t wish them luck. Luck, Handy said, isn’t […]
Angels win, and the Rustlers lose
A rare highlight in an otherwise depressing 2016 took place Saturday as the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 6-1 at the Big A. Ricky Nolasco pitched six […]
