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Get Lost in Del Toro’s ‘Labyrinth’

If you're a Mexican film director these days, you're in good company. The past few years have seen a number of remarkable efforts...

Shana Lutker’s Bizarre ‘Illusion’

Go to the Langson Library and sit down at a computer. Use the online card catalog to find between two and six book...

Clownzilla: A Love Story

No, they aren't mimes. Nor are these UC Irvine undergrads clowns who have any intention of terrorizing New York City or Tokyo. 'Clownzilla: A...

‘Paradox and Practice’: Symbolic Architecture

Until Saturday, Feb. 10, the University Art Gallery at UC Irvine will be the temporary residence for 'Paradox and Practice: Architecture in the...

Friedlander Improvises Better Than You

Judah Friedlander is better than you at everything. If you work out two hours a day, he works out nine. If you have...

‘U.S.’ Imagines Lennon Through Contemporaries

Ridiculous as it may seem to credit a pop star and his eccentric wife for influencing an entire era of social revolution, that...

Zelda’s ‘Princess’ Raises Standard

If you've ever been friends with a gamer, particularly a Nintendo fan, you've probably heard of 'The Legend of Zelda.' Arguably the highest-caliber...

Atmospherics/Weather Works

Few associate characteristics of science with those of art. Whereas present-day science is often viewed as straightforward and stoic, art is commonly seen...

The Getty: ‘Where We Live’

Photographs of a door, a movie theater seat and a tricycle may not sound like the most captivating visual representations of American culture...

Swank’s ‘Freedom’ Uplifts Dangerous Minds

Playing an English teacher who uses the rhymes of rapper Tupac Shakur to teach kids to keep their heads up, Hillary Swank...

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