Why are sinister Russian assassins who inexplicably haven’t experienced the Cold War thaw trying to kill America’s President? How were they able to infiltrate the highest levels of
If his latest film is to do brisk box office business, writer-director Paul Weitz (“In Good Company,” “About a Boy”) had best be right about its central conceit: In
By Special to the Daily Press
Children, like teens, like to feel personal power. Power is mostly the ability to influence some aspects of our lives by the choices we
Proving yet again that he is one of the most versatile actors working in film today, Chiwetel Ejiofor (“Inside Man,” “Dirty Pretty Things”) is ab-so-fab as a lounge-
“From the people who brought you ‘Madagascar’ …” OK, not exactly. Dreamworks did “Madagascar,” and “The Wild” is a Disney flick, but the similarities are so remarkable it’s hard to
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College’s Mary Pickford Speakers Series will present a talk by film and television producer Troy Westergaard at 7 p.m. Monday, April 24,
Residents invited to walk labyrinth
By Daily Press staff
A day-long series of screenings of critically acclaimed international films on the Holocaust will be held from 10 a.m.
By MICHAEL TITTINGER Daily Press Staff Writer
UNIVERSAL CITY — The Strokes’ performance on Thursday, March 30, at the Gibson Amphitheater — the first of two sold-out shows here — may not
By Daily Press staff
The Ruskin Group Theatre has announced that its critically acclaimed production of “That May Well Be True” has been extended to April 30, the show was
By Daily Press staff
Playwrights 6, the critically acclaimed and only playwright-managed theatre company in Los Angeles, is presenting “14 by 14: A Night of Monologues with Playwrights 6,
Director Gaby Dellal’s “On a Clear Day” contains many of the trappings we’ve come to expect from stock inspirational dramas from the UK — a working-class hero at
