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A Complete Unknown,  the new bio about Bob Dylan’s rise to fame, skillfully recreates the look of New York in the early sixties, and Dylan, as portrayed by...

“I’m not queer, I’m disembodied,” says the character William Lee in the new film Queer, written and directed by Luca Guadagnino.

“The past is a foreign country,” wrote novelist L.P. Hartley back in the 1950’s. And A Real Pain, starring Jesse Eisenberg and Kieren Culkin, brings that...

Getting old is no fun, and it’s worse when you’re opera legend Maria Callas.

Even a good witch can get a bad rap, and that’s what Wicked is all about.

A Brooklyn stripper/prostitute, played by Mikey Madison, hustles in a sleazy nightclub where she meets Vanya, a young, dissolute son of rich Russian parents. He...

When the world’s second oldest profession meets the latest digital technology, the result is Gladiator II.

If Emilia Perez, directed by Jacques Audiard, isn’t one of the best movies of this year, it certainly is one of the more audacious. Emilia Perez Directed by...

As our own election approaches, one cannot watch Conclave Directed by  Edward Berger - 2024The GodfatherThe Name of the Rose. Conclave   Playing at Regal...

Seeing Before the Last Spike, an exhibition by Jinseok Choi at ArtCenter, reminds us of that Zen-like phrase “there’s no there there.” By Garrett Rowlan...

If architecture is frozen music, as had been said, then Seeing the Unseeable: Data Design Art, is a snapshot of the digital age. By Garrett Rowlan Presented at...

The Of Sea and Sky exhibition at the Mount Wilson Observatory, open 1:00 – 5:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday, inspires wonder. By Garrett Rowlan Initially, this...

What’s in a number? That was the theme running through the Pasadena City Council’s meeting of November 13.

It was like seeing the world naked, without its cloak of bodies and cars. It was like seeing the world naked, without its cloak of bodies and cars.

A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future. A glimpse of the Art Center Grad show is always a snapshot of the future.

Scammers never sleep. Or sometimes it just seems so! Scammers never sleep.