“How is it that things like planets, stars, and other things in space give off radio sounds?” I love this question. It’s interesting to think that something like a planet or star would give off …
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There’s something beautiful about closing out the week with a thrash metal concert. Off the bat, Slayer is NOT a band that would ever pop up on my playlist because the group never really crossed …
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This week is mostly Nick running around tripping balls. He is hallucinating like crazy and is walking around with no pants on. He eventually buys some fishnet stockings, which is a disturbing picture in itself. …
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Clowns scare the hell out of me. I see a clown and I want to do one of two things: run and hide; or run and get a baseball bat and beat it. I just …
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Successfully touching down on the Red Planet on November 26, 2018, the Mars InSight lander was sent there to study the interior of Mars. It does this by using sophisticated geophysical instruments that will delve …
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Sonic the Hedgehog is the iconic game from Sega. Sonic is almost like a mascot for them. You think they’d be a bit more careful of how their character is depicted in movies. We watched …
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Entrusted to the Knights of Columbus by the Shrine of Ars, France, the major relic of St. Jean Vianney’s incorrupt heart will be in El Paso at St. Patrick Cathedral on Tuesday, May 7th. “In Catholic …
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This is another in the long line of episodes where we bash Cyborg for being unnecessary to the story. Difference is we are adding Rita to that list now as well. She hasn’t really used …
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Danny from ZiaComics.com teaches us how to play Patchwork by Lookout Games. This is a two player abstract puzzle game for ages 8+ and should take 15-30 minutes to complete a full game. Official Description …
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Arthur C. Clarke, a man who had his finger on the pulse of the sci fi reading world. If you’ve never read any of his stuff, you’re really missing out on some great fiction writing …
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Middle-school students throughout El Paso ISD could spend the summer lounging around their home or instead take that time to hone their fine arts skills. The Summer Cultural Arts Program will offer incoming and outgoing …
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The Parks and Recreation Department invites the public to enjoy free, family-friendly entertainment with the 2019 Summer Concert Series. The series kicks off with a Mother’s Day Concert at 5 p.m. on May 12, at …
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Set your calendars for April 13, 2029 when a speck of light will streak across the sky, getting brighter and faster as Apophis (near-Earth asteroid 99942) cruises harmlessly past our planet. This 1,100 foot-wide (340 …
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El Paso Animal Services is celebrating its fourth annual Cinco de Mayo Adoption Fiesta with free pet adoptions on all shelter pets. The Fiesta will take place this weekend, Friday, May 3 through Sunday, May …
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On Monday, El Paso Community College officials announced the winners of this weekend’s student competition The Lights at EPCC. The second annual The Lights at EPCC was held at the Valle Verde Campus Americana Village, and featured teams …
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