Janus talks about first Southern California show
Fans of guitar-heavy music will rejoice when rock band Sick Puppies comes to the House of Blues tomorrow with opening acts Janus and Young Goodman. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. with doors opening an hour beforehand. General admission tickets are $18 in advance and $20 at the door. Recently, The Daily Aztec was able to chat with Janus guitarist Mike Tyranski about his upcoming show.
Jay Baruchel of 'She's Out of MyLeague' talks pranks, hockey and dweebie typecasting
The Daily Aztec: Do you think this film has the potential to be a classic of this generation?
Jay Baruchel: I think that it could hit a nerve. I’ll just be psyched if kids dig it at all. I think it might be the DVD kind of thing that gets passed around a lot. So, maybe a cult classic.
Scottish band Biffy Clyro is soon to hop across the pond to grace San Diego with its presence at the House of Blues alongside Manchester Orchestra, The Features and O’Brother this Sunday. But before it does, The Daily Aztec had the chance to speak with bassist and vocalist from Biffy, James Johnston. Johnston dissects the life of a rock artist living in the U.K., gives advice for aspiring artists and conveys his excitement about coming to sunny San Diego.
Paramount Pictures’ newest film “Shutter Island” is set for release Friday, Feb. 19. Recently The Daily Aztec was able to attend the movie’s press junket in New York City to get all the behind-the-scenes information from producers Mike Medavoy and Brad Fischer, screenwriter Laeta Kalogridis and original author Dennis Lehane.
Paramount Pictures’ newest film “Shutter Island” is set for release Friday, Feb. 19. Recently, The Daily Aztec was able to attend the movie’s press junket in New York City to get all the behind-the-scenes information from director Martin Scorsese and actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Sir Ben Kingsley. To read the entire interview, visit www.thedailyaztec.com.
Fans of cinema will revel in this motion picture electronic encyclopedia
The freedom to enjoy favorite films anytime, anywhere just became easier. With the recent launch of its official Web site and mobile channel, FilmBuff will help bring video on demand to a whole new level. FilmBuff, found online at www.cineticfilmbuff.com, was formed in 2007 by Robert Nathan and John Sloss of Cinetic Rights Management. It is a distribution service offering audiences easy access to trailers, clips, episodic shows and feature films through Internet portal partners and VOD - TV venues.
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