A writer writes on
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE Special to the Daily Press
The writers’strike is in its fourth week and there’s no end in sight, only a small
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
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
B-8 anyone? Dust off those markers and come play bingo for valuable prizes. The event will raise money for The Bridge West, a non-profit currently presenting the comedic
Van Halen is not dead Jah Mex will jam the Malibu Inn on Sunday, Nov. 18, with a mix of reggae and soul music that expresses conscious, uplifting messages using
By GH
And they’ll prove it on Nov. 20 at the Staples Center. Van Halen, along with its original lead singer, David Lee Roth, will play together for the
By GH
We’re not talking about a painting here. The Frida Kahlo Theater presents the play “Frida Kahlo,” which is back by popular demand. Written and directed by Ruben
By GABRIELLE HARRADINE
“The world’s greatest party band,” — AKA the B-52’s — is coming to the Roxy. This very rare club show comes three months before the release
Hollywood, interviewed his father on fighting abroad in World War II in his piece, “Michael Possert: A World War II Soldier.” The 12-minute long film documents the elder Possert’
Filmmakers keep it simple
VENICE Sometimes, filmmaking is child’s play.
An event celebrating the simplicity and purity of a toy camcorder that has amassed a cult following in the
