The late Pauline Oliveros is having her moment. How Long Beach Opera is making it even bigger

In a field often resistant to subtlety, this slogan is surprisingly modest. The longest-standing opera company in the Los Angeles region and America’s oldest provider of continually innovative opera is preparing for an unprecedentedly bold season. This will be the most unyielding term in the calendar of any company of its stature or claimed purpose, anywhere – period.

Review: A decent date-night diversion, ‘Heart Eyes’ attacks slasher cliches with a wink

In a playful yet biting manner, the screenplay penned by Philip Murphy, Michael Kennedy, and Christopher Landon (notably the director of the witty slasher “Happy Death Day”) maintains a humorous tone. The objective of this movie, titled “Heart Eyes,” is twofold: it aims to lampoon romantic comedies and extract the last drop from slasher movie tropes. For the past three Februaries, an unidentified serial killer, infamously known as the Heart Eyes Killer due to emoji-shaped holes in his mask, has gruesomely murdered couples in Boston, Philadelphia, and Seattle, where this story unfolds.

Brawl Stars Players Are Confused: Why Would Anyone Buy Hypercharges?

The Brawl Stars gaming community is experiencing widespread surprise over the pricing of hypercharges, with some players expressing frustration, like Human_Chocolate_5533 who commented that it’s “unbelievable for an entire brawler to cost less than their ability enhancement.” This situation is akin to walking into a store and discovering that your new character purchase costs fewer resources than upgrading their skills. The inconsistency is not missed by players, who feel they are being overcharged. The high price of hypercharges, meant to improve gameplay, leaves many questioning the value — and rightfully so. After all, who wouldn’t hesitate before investing gems into something that appears more like a luxury than a necessity?