Movie review: ‘King Richard’ a stunning display of moral support
By Isabel Whitsett "King Richard" is inspiring and heartfelt, telling the story of a father and coach who won’t stop until his daughters achieve their...
Riverside City College theater’s satirical take on citizenship exam opens Nov. 18
(Photo courtesy of RCC theater) By William L.G. Stephens On paper, everything about the production of Riverside City College’s upcoming theater show “American Night: The...
Editor’s picks: Most anticipated films to come in 2021
Corina Rainer | Unsplash By William L.G. Stephens Courtesy of themoviedb.org “Dune” Release: Oct. 22 It has been 36 years since David Lynch’s film adaptation...
Viewpoints fall 2021 vol. 100 issue no. 3
https://issuu.com/viewpoints/docs/viewpoints_volume_100_issue_3 The Oct. 7 Viewpoints issue includes stories about how the latest drought is affecting local farmworkers, the History of Viewpoints' third column, 2021's most...
Viewpoints vol. 100, issue no. 2
https://issuu.com/viewpoints/docs/volume_100_issue_no_2 Our first fully-staffed issue is out! Our second issue this term includes vaccination deadline updates for Riverside Community College District, tips on how to...
RCC showcases Beauty and the Beast
Performance Riverside has started showcasing a production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast in the Riverside City College Landis Performing Arts Center.
Riverside Food Truck Festival fascinates
So much to try, so little time! The food truck frenzy visited downtown Riverside this past week showcasing some of the best in creative cuisine.
Riverside residents flocked downtown as the Riverside Municipal Auditorium hosted HOT 103.9’s Food Truck Festival on Sept. 30th.
The good, the bad and the painfully obvious
This fall theatergoers will face a plethora of what looks as though it promises to consist of the good, the bad and the painful to suffer through.
Twin Peaks strive for new sound
Twin Peaks! Not the show, or the town but the band. They released their third album “Down in Heaven” May 13.
Haim makes hometown return
A sold-out crowd filled the Santa Ana Observatory on May 17 awaiting the chance to be the first to hear new music from rock band Haim.