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“Country Strong” is Formidable

Director Shana Feste presents a music melodrama with some tough knots that unravels through a love for country music.

A “Rabbit Hole” of Truth

Adapted from David Lindsay-Abaire’s 2005 play of the same name, ”Rabbit Hole” delves into the everyday lives of a couple dealing with the loss of their 4-year-old son.

“True Grit” is Truly Great

RETRIBUTION: Grand and magnetic, the Coen brothers’ latest film reflects the great Western films of old.

Not Another ‘Swan’ Song

PERFECT: With a superb cast, bold vision and enthralling story, “Black Swan” is a must-see.

“Tron: Legacy” – The Music

Daft Punk, one of the most respected electronica artists to date, took their first step into the realm of soundtrack production with the new Disney film “Tron: Legacy.” When word got out that Daft Punk was going to be creating the original score for the entire film, excitement immediately mounted – not only for Daft Punk fans, but for “Tron” fans as well.

“Tron: Legacy” – The Film

Sequels are usually never as good as their original films. If the sequels are made over 10 years later, chances are their success rate will not be as high.

Ryan Adams: “III/IV”

COUNTRY: Ryan Adams delivers a double album with a few memorable highlights.

‘Fashioning Fashion’ at LACMA

STYLE: A new exhibition highlights the history of men’s and women’s European fashions.

“World of Warcraft: Cataclysm”

MMORPG: Redesigned and featuring so much new content, this expansion pack feels more like a sequel.

‘Donkey Kong Country Returns’

For video game fans, 2010 is coming to a close, as nearly every major release is out. It’s been a particularly great year...

“Glee” Fails to Hit the Right Notes

Something is rotten in Lima, Ohio, but it has nothing to do with the Midwest city itself. Less than 10 episodes into its sophomore...

Ke$ha Goes Bankrupt

Ah, Ke$ha. It’s hard to say how I feel about the ho. On one hand, she makes me worry for the scrawny pre-teen...

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