SIZZLE AT THE MOVIES
With “Troy” and “Shrek 2” already in theaters, the summer movie season has officially begun. Here’s a look at some of the sunny season’s
As sequels go, ‘Shrek’ proves a winner
The biggest challenge writer-director Andrew Adamson faced in creating a sequel to his Oscar-winning animated feature, “Shrek,” was figuring out what
By Daily Press staff
A best-selling author and longtime Santa Monica resident is talking B-movies. Beverly Gray, the author of “Roger Corman: Blood-Sucking Vampires, Flesh- Eating Cockroaches,
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For an imagination that has fallen by the wayside, power up at the Powerhouse Theater tonight.
Bold, brave, brazen, bawdy and bad tales will be spoken
Festival, concert to raise money for SM schools
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SM PIER — Today is the kickoff of two and a half days of arts and music — highlighted by
You either get Jim Jarmusch or you don’t. Those who do will delight in this latest offering from the white-topped indie icon who conceived “Dead Man,” “Night on
Brad Pitt’s career thus far has been a bit of a numbers game. “Seven” is one of several mid-90s films that established Pitt as a Hollywood superstar. Another,
The Greek deities that play such a prominent role in “The Iliad” — the poet Homer’s ancient account of the Trojan War — aren’t given much play in the film
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As films about bloodsuckers go, this one kinda sucks. For $150 million, Universal got themselves oodles of noodle-nuking special effects, a bloated score
The Olsen twins, Mary-Kate and Ashley, have amassed a ridiculous fortune starring in innocuous direct-to-video fare for girls with titles such as “The Case of the Sea
Kate Beckinsale wants to set the record straight: She is not, nor has she ever aspired to be the object of Goth-geek fantasies, despite a succession of films that
