Movie Review: ‘Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey’ is high-concept fumble
Kogonada’s new high-concept film A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey takes so many themes and tropes that would normally be up my alley, but somehow, almost impressively, fumbles executing nearly all of them. Following the critical success of his first two features, Columbus (2017) and After Yang (2021),
New exhibit reminds community of ‘San Diego’s Lost Neighborhoods’
A collage from the exhibit “San Diego’s Lost Neighborhoods.” (Photo courtesy of San Diego History Center) The San Diego African American Museum of Fine Art will showcase a new exhibit to shed light on Black communities displaced or erased by discriminatory practices. “San Diego’s Lost Neighborhoods”
Indie pop artist Mariela debuts album in goodbye to chaotic time
NORTH PARK – Rachel Hall is thriving. She is well received in San Diego’s music scene, has a job, formed deep female friendships and is “really, really happy.” When she began transitioning in 2021, the future that other people said she would have would be one of workplace discrimination, homelessnes
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