By KEN TARR Special to the Daily Press
In Sidney Lumet’s darkest picture yet, Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke play brothers Andy and Hank (I know, they look
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
The newest Coen Brothers movie, written and directed by both Joel and Ethan, is a disturbing tale told through a Texan’s
WHILE WAITING FOR “LUST, CAUTION” TO START A couple nights ago at the Pico Landmark Theater, I was trying to mind my own business by reading a magazine. I looked
By Shirra Leavitt Santa Monica
Some readers may be vaguely aware that the Metropolitan Water District has begun implementing plans to fluoridate the water of their 18 million customers in
By Marilyn Brennan Santa Monica
Regarding the weekly “Hey, Mikey” column written by Michael Tittinger, the editor of the Santa Monica Daily Press that appeared in the Nov. 14 issue
Kelly’s long-awaited return is lackluster to say the least
Two things in this life truly suck — mealy fruit and flat beer. Now, thanks to Richard Kelly’s “Southland
Prolific writer Aaron Sorkin (“The West Wing,” “The American President,” ”A Few God Men”) goes behind the scenes of a fictional national late-night comedy sketch show to present a
‘Golden Boy’
William Holden portrays a promising violinist who jeopardizes his career by moonlighting as a prize-fighter. To complicate matters, he is urged on to pursue his rising pugilistic
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Tarryn Teresa Gallery at Bergamot Station will be hosting a free opening reception for its new show this Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. The exhibition will showcase
Eliza Gilkyson will be at McCabes tonight playing tunes from her new album “Paradise Hotel.” The Boston Globe described Gilkyson’s show as: “Masterfully structured, startlingly intimate songs in a
