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Bateman Has a Way with ‘Bad Words’

In his feature-length directorial debut “Bad Words,” Jason Bateman delivers a raunchy and completely over-the-top story of a down and out loser attempting...

Alvin Ailey Comes to the OC

“Revelations” is the signature dance production number from the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and is an absolute must-see for everyone everywhere, regardless...

Aronofsky Goes Bold with ‘Noah’

I wrote off “Noah” after viewing what was some of the worst trailers I’ve ever seen: mediocre CGI effects, laughable line-delivery, and just...

Shifting Away from ‘Shakira’

It’s ironic that Shakira titled her new album ‘Shakira’ because it sounds like everything but a Shakira album. The self-titled album sounds as...

I Feel the Need for More Speed

“This ain’t just about racing.” With that remark, Michael Keaton’s character, the one responsible for the film’s final De Leon invitational race, just about...

Ross Not Quite a ‘Master’

So you have Diddy at the reins as an executive producer, 70+ minutes of cocaine-clad lyrics with mentions of nefarious activity in between,...

‘Rise’ of More Blood and Thrills

I don’t believe that anyone who buys a ticket to see “300: Rise of an Empire” will exit the theatre disappointed. That being...

Another ‘True’ HBO Classic

Since “The Sopranos” first aired in 1999, HBO has continued to change the face of television with a line-up of shows that break...

Another ‘Grand’ Wes Anderson Adventure

There’s an acute awareness of what to expect when walking into a Wes Anderson film — the filmmaker has firmly established and embraced...

The New Faces of Late Night

It’s Lorne Michaels’ world, and we’re just living in it. The anticipation has been building for months, and two Saturday Night Live alums...

‘The Wind Rises’ Soars

During a hot summer night in upcountry Japan, a boy wakes and wordlessly wanders into the night. He climbs onto the roof of...

‘Oxymoron’ is Awfully Good

2013 brought impressive releases from some of the most renowned rappers of our time: Jay Z’s astounding “Magna Carta…Holy Grail,” Drake’s highly-anticipated “Nothing...

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