Monday, April 13

L.A. Philharmonic plays brightly

The lights never turned off in Royce Hall Saturday night. The audience waited for it, but the music played on anyway. The Los Angeles Philharmonic played in bright lights with equally shiny pieces. Read more...


Fresh Thinking

Lots of stereotypes come with the derogatory term “fob.” For some, it might bring to mind a confused immigrant wearing a rice paddy hat and speaking in broken English. Read more...


Goldwyn awards UCLA screenwriters

Filmmaking dynasties don’t get much more prestigious than Samuel Goldwyn’s. Samuel Goldwyn Jr. still runs the company his father built, grandson Tony Goldwyn directs and acts, and together they run the annual Samuel Goldwyn Writing Awards. Read more...


Unconventional

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no ““ it’s an alcoholic, suicidal crow. This booze-binging bird is a character from the comic strip “Maakies” by Tony Millionaire, one of the many bizarrely creative works that fall into the genre of independent comics. Read more...




Screenscenes

“The Truth About Charlie” Starring Mark Wahlberg and Thandie Newton Directed by Jonathan Demme 1 Paw Don’t be fooled by the glitz and glamour of the movie ads. Read more...