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An Obsession With Blue

A&EGregory Yee -
COMIC: “Sacré Bleu: A Comedy d’Art" is colorfully driven by a fixation on the color blue.

Locked, But Not Loaded

A&EJun Im -
LAZY: There's really nothing new or worth seeing in the sci-fi action flick "Lockout."

Of Monsters, Men, Animals

A&ENatasha Sekhon -
SHINE: Iceland's Of Monsters and Men offers an experience with their latest album.

‘God Bless’ This Satire

A&ETyler Christian -
OUTLANDISH: Bobcat Goldthwait's controversial dark comedy is a smart gem.

Kring Returns with “Touch”

A&ECeline Little John -
NUMBERS: Kiefer Sutherland's return to television in "Touch" proves to be a real treat.

Rascal Flatts Hasn’t Changed

A&ECarrie Dilluvio -
SAME: "Changed" showcases the Rascal Flatts that fans have always known and loved.

Turning it Loose With the Blues Brothers

A&EJames S. Kim -
SPIRIT: The Blues Brothers get the audience on their feet at the Irvine Barclay Theater.

Nicki Went Off the Deep End

A&EJenny Lyons -
TRASH: Nicki Minaj is a bit eccentric, but her sophomore album fails to impress.

The Same Old “American Reunion”

A&EJustin Huft -
LETDOWN: The latest entry in the "American Pie" franchise came too late for fans.

Kick, Snare, Kick, Snare: On the Same Wavelength

A&EZachary Risinger -
LABORIOUS: Our music columnist recounts the arduous process of song recording.

“The Hunger Games”

A&ENoah Lee -
DYSTOPIA: The film adaptation of the popular novel is a life-or-death story that tests the spirit.

Mercer’s Got a New Set of Shins

A&EMichael Chin -
UNFORGIVEN: Though most of The Shins were fired, the band's new sound surprises.
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