A&E

“We all make things up.” In his keynote speech to start the fifth annual Literary Orange this past Saturday at UC Irvine, novelist Ron Hansen presented his audience with this somewhat eccentric remark. Though he was talking about his writing, he meant it to apply outside the literary world as well, citing storytelling as an almost universal facet of human existence. Hansen made many points in his keynote speech, but like most of the talks that day, they were aimed toward the writing world.

APPS: The surprising art of iPhone photography is showcased at the OCCCA.

FRUITLESS: UCI’s advanced screening of Danny McBride’s latest turns out to be nothing more than a farce.

KILLER: Director Joe Wright steps away from familiar territory with “Hanna,” an exciting and stylized flick.

CLU: Daft Punk’s superb orchestral soundtrack to “TRON: Legacy” gets an electronic spin.

PASTICHE: This remake of the 1981 comedy falls short at almost every level imaginable.

FESTIVAL: For those lucky enough to go this year, here are the acts to check out at Coachella 2011.

PARASITE: New features prove that the latest entry into the “Parasite Eve” series is a delightful play.

STAGE: “Rafta, Rafta...” makes its successful West Coast theater debut in San Diego.

CALI: Catchy synth-driven beats and driving guitar riffs form the sound behind Goldenwest.

As someone who goes to quite a few concerts, I’ve experienced plenty of ugly and unfortunate moments at shows that have often outshone the brightest nights of live music. Because concert etiquette is something seemingly many people are unaware of, it seemed like it was a necessity to compile a list of do’s and don’ts that any concertgoer should know. So, keep these notes in mind and you’ll be able to avoid looking like an asshole at the next show you attend.

PROGRAM: Despite problems with its characters and story, “Source Code” never loses steam.