In “Jarhead,” a stylish but somewhat erratic conflation of sex and violence based on the best-selling memoir of same name by Gulf War veteran Anthony Swofford, director Sam Mendes
By Daily Press staff
Summer may be over, but the Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum is continuing its season by offering staged readings from two new original plays from its ongoing
From writer-director Ben Younger (“Boiler Room”) comes one of those rare adult romantic comedies in which all the pieces fit seamlessly in place. Younger’s characters are well-rounded
By JAYA GUPTA Special to the Daily Press
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club has had far more than its fair share of band-related turbulence: A fist through a wall one
By Daily Press staff
Forty-four independent feature films are set to screen as part of next week’s American Film Market’s public previews screening program in Santa Monica.
By Daily Press staff
Pianist Louis Durra will play a jazz concert with his trio on Sunday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m., at the Unitarian Universalist Community Church of
By Daily Press staff
It will be a rockin’ day at the pier next weekend, with nine hours of live music to benefit Hurricane Katrina victims.
The Santa Monica Pier
In director Martin Campbell’s lightweight “Zorro” sequel, young newcomer Adrian Alonso flat-out steals the show as the spunky progeny of the legendary hero.
Unfortunately, the movie’s biggest
Nicolas Cage is not one to shy away from playing unsavory characters. Some of them, such as the loathsome publisher in “Vampire’s Kiss,” the career criminal in “Wild at
Hollywood director Gore Verbinski has found satisfaction in mediocrity — at least in what’s been captured in Nicholas Cage’s character in “The Weatherman.”
Verbinski, considered one of Hollywood’s
By Daily Press staff
Shiver me timbers, there’s free Halloween fun a comin’ to Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier at the over-the-ocean swashbuckling-themed Pirates’
