Following the success of the series’ initial Joker movie released in 2019, fans were eager to watch “Joker: Folie á Deux” starring Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga.
Dana Steven, a critic writer...
SAN MARCOS — Howard Brubeck Theater hosts Palomar Performing Arts’ newest play; a wild and explicit romp with a clear goal to make its audience laugh, cringe, and have a good time.
“The Complete...
Bones and All, released in 2022 and recently grew in popularity over TikTok has become a movie that has been non-stopped talked about. Staff Writers Annabelle Williams and Emma Tam go into more depth about...
SAN MARCOS - Palomar's Performing Arts gets ready to debut "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) [revised] [again]", a well-loved, interactive play with new, creative twists.
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Monica Garcia, Arts/Culture Editor
• October 2, 2024
SAN MARCOS — A few students, one projector, and a quiet room awaited as licensed mental health provider and behavioral health counselor Mariana Guzman prepared for her "Shame and Cultivating Compassion"...
Released in theaters on Sept. 6 with a new sequel, Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice" reprises beloved characters while introducing some new ones. Burton stuns the audience with an introduction packed...
SAN MARCOS—The Palomar college Gender and Women's Studies club has decided to change their name to Students for Justice and Gender Equity. According to a celebratory post made on the club's Instagram...
Latinx stories range far past black and white. The Telescope staff invited Umoja president, Janelle Harvey for a conversation on the colorism experiences within the Latinx community.
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SAN MARCOS - The fashion program is on the way out, but they plan to leave their legacy behind.
After an administrative decision, Palomar's Fashion Department is moving to the Rancho Bernardo campus....
Staff writer Johnny Keeling sits down with PTK representatives Kengo Hotta and Bre Chacon to discuss their ongoing plans to start an honors program at Palomar. For more information on the honors program...
"Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" is a fine addition to the new Planet of the Apes continuity. While there were some aspects of the film that left more to be desired, this film is a worthy successor to the Caesar trilogy.
Get an inside look at the screening for Everything Everywhere All At Once, the Q&A that took place after with actress Tallie Medel, and what this event means to the Palomar community.