The 98th Academy Awards shined a light on Hollywood’s biggest films by awarding actors and crew and throwing in Conan O’Brien’s trademark humor. By: Jesse Illanes, Managing Editor & Valley Life Editor Conan O’Brien hosted the 98th Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre and opened his monologue by joking that he may be the Oscars last human host. “Next year, it’s going to be a Waymo in a tux,” O’Brien added. Stars from this year’s popular films like “Sinners,” “One Battle After A

The return of Neve Campbell marks one of the few bright lights in the latest slasher film. By: Cristian Galvez, Special to The Star  When the original Scream slashed its way onto the big screen thirty years ago, audiences likely did not anticipate that the film or its cast would remain so relevant today. What started as a clever tribute to slasher films has evolved into a massive franchise. Scream 7 has topped $192 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing entry in th

An exhibition featuring themes of loss and healing will remain open at Valley College’s Art building until April 3. By: Jesse Illanes, Managing Editor & Valley Life Editor Valley College’s current art exhibit, “What Remains: Memory, Ritual, Trace” explores themes of loss, mourning and healing.  The opening reception for the art gallery was hosted on March 10 in the LAVC Art Gallery, featuring artists, organizers and the show’s curator.  The goal of this show was to demonstrat