After a 14-year hiatus, the horror franchise that traumatized multiple generations into changing lanes at the sight of logging trucks is back. “Final Destination Bloodlines” resurrects the movie franchise...

On May 10 at Bright Cyc Studios, a small, white-walled rectangular space in downtown San Jose, was packed with around 30 audience members. As the soothing and panoramic background music emerged, “A Muslim...

The De Anza Student Art Show reception opened on May 21 at the Euphrat Museum of Art on campus to recognize vibrant student works. The annual event, hosted by the Creative Arts Department, features...

Opening with the lyrics “Will you listen?” Sleep Token frontman Vessel invites listeners old and new into its fourth studio album “Even in Arcadia,” a bold and personal musical reflection on identity. This...

They’re fuzzy, tiny monsters with tall ears and a wide, toothy grin. They come in an array of colors, from lychee berry to green grape. Labubus are collectible plush keychains, and they’re so popular...

DA Game Development Club hosted the Spring Game Jam, a week-long competition where teams, made up of 140 college students, created original video games; winners were announced on Tuesday, May 27 in the...

With its classic films, elegant frescoes and chandeliers, stepping into the Stanford Theatre feels like stepping back to Hollywood’s Golden Age of cinema, only in downtown Palo Alto. The theater opened...

De Anza College’s Visual and Performing Arts Center came alive as Canadian fingerstyle guitarist Calum Graham took the stage for a 75-minute concert that captivated listeners across the San Francisco...

With its star-studded cast and a powerhouse director behind the camera, “Sinners” had some high expectations following the first trailer — yet the film still manages to exceed them. While the...

Students, faculty and donors gathered in the Visual and Performing Arts Center on April 10 for a benefit concert supporting De Anza College's study abroad program. California State Assemblymember...