When most people his age were rockin’ to “Fraggle Rock” during their diaper years, Wade Robson had already begun working toward his future dance career. As soon as the dancer/choreographer discovered how to use his legs, his career had begun. Read more...

Jonah’s Onelinedrawing is not the typical gathering of musicians that you’d expect to see on stage. The group regularly includes singer and guitarist Jonah Matranga and an R2D2 tape recorder that plays drumbeats, not to mention the frequent unplanned friends that jump up to join him. Read more...

The Twentieth Century Limited, one of the fastest trains of the 1930s, could make the journey direct from Chicago to New York in 16 hours. Unfortunately for passenger Oscar Jaffey, a once fantastic theater director, this means that he has only 16 hours left to regain his reign over Broadway in the Reprise! Read more...

In “Gangs of New York,” Bill the Butcher (Daniel Day-Lewis) gives a monologue about how the spectacle of violence maintains the social order, an idea which informs much of Scorsese’s film work. Read more...

Jason Lee, a sort of demigod in the cult world of Kevin Smith fanatics, is about to step foot in odd and foreign territory: the romantic leading man. Read more...

Third-year graduate film student Scott Veach, one of 10 finalists in this year’s Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers competition, can finally relax, having submitted his short film on Thursday. Read more...

It is hard to imagine that other than the sunny melodies and psychadelics that embody the standard “California sound” there is a lesser-known style of music that just as deservedly calls the Golden State its home. Read more...