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More than 200 Wilson students will perform more than a dozen holiday songs in a two-hour show on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the school's auditorium.

showed me what it’s like to have a loved one who struggles with Alzheimer’s. After putting on my Oculus Quest 2, I stepped into the role of a grandchild to a kindly grandfather, played by improvisational actor Randy Dixon. We talked a bit about my own life experiences, and then we were transported to a virtual tinker shop, where I was shrunk down to the size of a toddler as my virtual grandpa towered above me. I played with toys on the floor like my own 2-year-old, and looked with wonder as grandpa explained the mysteries of the world.

This year there’s a scaled-down selection of titles to view, with Baobab Studios’ Namoo is Korean for “tree”, taking viewers on a journey through a man’s life with each branch a different memory. Created using Oculus’  Quill,the project will be coming to Oculus platforms later this year. And then there’s Prison X, Chapter 1: The Devil and The Sun, a new VR series from Quechua filmmaker Violeta Ayala. The first episode takes you into Bolivia’s infamous San Sebastian Prison as Inti, a young man imprisoned after his first job as a drug mule. “It was my world but it wasn...

Dec 16, 2020 Lou Ward is an Escondido singer and songwriter with a message for Christmas. The song makes a simple request: “if you celebrate Christmas, just remember why it started! Even if you give materialistic gifts that satisfy wants, make sure you give meaningful, priceless, motivational messages too! He says it’s the perfect time to start a new tradition: having “Priceless Christmases” - giving precious gifts that money can’t buy!”  

ESCONDIDO (KUSI) – Lou Ward, an Escondido, CA singer, has written a new Christmas single, “It’s That Kind of Season”, along with a music video. The song makes a simple request: “if you celebrate Christmas, just remember why it started! Even if you give materialistic gifts that satisfy wants, make sure you give meaningful, priceless, motivational messages too! It’s the perfect time to start a new tradition: having “Priceless Christmases” – giving precious gifts that money can’t buy!”