“Sucker Punch” is not a very good movie. At best, it’s more like a never-ending music video, complete with robot samurai, dragons and, of course, scantily clad women hauling dangerous weapons.

An awkward looking twenty something stands alone on stage with a pair of headphones halfway over his ears.

A cornerstone in rap was established when Public Enemy’s “Fear of a Black Planet” rallied in the streets of 1989.

Summertime in Southern California brings highlights to some of life’s most treasured pleasures.

The success of a musical act these days is measured by the number of albums sold, its debut on music charts or the extent to which an artist is popularized or scandalized in the media.

Blasting into the public eye after a car accident that almost destroyed his jaw, Kanye West’s mouth is still making headlines.

This month San Diego State’s Master of Business Administration competition team won first place at the 47th International Collegiate Business Strategy Competition in Long Beach.

Professionals from around San Diego met as part of a panel on Tuesday to discuss a new report released by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples.

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The Beatles’ peaked at No.1 since its reception and remained there until each member went their own way in 1970.

If any band was to make a fierce comeback in the world of metal, it would undoubtedly be Pantera.

Leave it to a bunch of angry Canadians to create the quintessential anti-George W. Bush polemic.