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Sade in Concert

It has been an entire decade since anyone has had the opportunity to experience a live concert experience with Sade Adu, the leading...

“The Barbarian” Assaults the Mind

Summer is near its end, and every movie coming out in the next few weeks wants to end the summer with a blast....

Outside Lands

Music festivals are great in concept, but they always come with a catch: the often enormous price tag latched onto coveted multi-day passes.

Inside the Mind of Tim Burton

ECCENTRIC: Visitors at LACMA can dive into the imagination of Tim Burton through a special exhibit.

All Hail John Williams

MAESTRO: The world-reknowned film composer graced the Hollywood Bowl with his presence for two special nights.

Streisand Still “Matters”

EGOT: Superstar Streisand strikes again, this time with a collection of songs written by her friends.

The Gamer’s Corner: “El Shaddai”

“El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron” is a fantastic journey from beginning to end. Its unique, constantly changing abstract art style continuously encourages you to progress ever forward. While the stunning visuals’ impact on the mood and story is easily the most exciting aspect of “El Shaddai,” the game features a solid foundation of both platforming and arena combat that makes your trip through the game worth taking without hesitation.

A “Heartbound” Dream

DREAM: Austrailan post-hardcore Dream on Dreamer redefines the genre, but falls short of monumental.

Under Her Umbrella, Eh?

SUGAR: The magic of “Mary Poppins” is infectious as the musical flies into the Segerstrom Center.

“Wilfred” – Man’s Best Friend

DOGSUIT: Elijah Wood, tired of Middle Earth, ditches Samwise Gamgee for a salty Australian man.

An Infernally Good Time

For fans of the works of the great C. S. Lewis, or for anyone who can appreciate a good bit of religion-based comedy,...

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2

Ten years ago, millions hopped on board the Hogwarts Express and were transported into a world of witches and wizards, chocolate frogs and levitating feathers.

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