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No More Damn Damsels in Distress

I’ll be the first to admit that I spent three hours watching Will and Kate’s wedding on April 29, 2011. It was...

“Parade” and Prejudice: Claire Trevor Production Tackles Justice System

By Hubert Ta It seems often enough that history repeats itself. Historical cycles run on a series of similar behaviors and events, culminating...

The Eclectic Anaheim Art Crawl Experience

Story and photos by Lilly Ball Nestled between the skyscrapers and businesses of Downtown Anaheim, artists and craftsmen come together every quarter for the...

A Pacifist’s Battle in “Hacksaw Ridge”

By Julia Clausen If there were ever a film or a message to remind young voters of the importance of healing and not hating...

UCI, Beijing and Shanghai Troupes Dance Across Borders

By Julia Clausen The Claire Trevor Theatre was nearly packed Saturday night as people gathered to see the first annual “East Meets West,”...

Still Spellbound by “Sorcerer’s Stone” After 15 Years

By Eashan Reddy Kotha 2016 marks the 15th anniversary of the release of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone” movie, a reminder of the...

The Sur-Reality of Black Experience in “Atlanta”

By Savannah Peykani At the end of summer, FX introduced a bizarre series premiere that started with a parking lot shooting and ended with...

LA 2093 Part 3

As part of a serial creative writing installment, Prompted, we present the next segment of Eliza Partika’s “LA 2093.” Read Part 1 and...

Dr. Strange Adds Artful Dimension to Superhero Genre

By Lilly Ball The silver screen debut of Marvel’s neurosurgeon-turned-superhero Dr. Stephen Strange feels like an acid trip through time and alternate universes, further...

A Treatise on Pantsuits

By Nicole Block A pantsuit is pretty much the same thing as a suit, except that it refers to a suit worn by...

At the Crossroads of Change in Boyle Heights

By Amélie Petitdemange Betsy Kalin took nine years to produce her documentary about Boyle Heights, a neighborhood in East Los Angeles and the result...

Chotto Desh Resolves A Generational Divide With Dance

By Savannah Peykani A typical dance show will feature a group of people, usually called a company, performing various pieces of choreography with different...

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