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March 23, 2026 by Garrett Rowlan
“In space, no one can hear you scream.
“In space, no one can hear you scream.
I sometimes wonder if there’s an alternate universe, and after seeing "The Bride," I’m sure it’s possible.
"Crime 101" does what it sets out to do; that is, it delivers the thrills and chills appropriate to the genre.
Editor’s note: This article appears in our February 2026 print edition. We are publishing it online ahead of schedule to include updated information about the...
“You’re either with us or not,” one speaker said. He was one of many who addressed the crowd gathered outside the Jackie Robinson Recreation Center for...
While I believe in poetic license, at times the film seemed to play fast and loose with the scant documentation of the Bard’s home life, not just taking...
Full of clear northern light and personal crisis, Sentimental Value felt almost like a throwback film for me. It explores emotions not as an adjunct to the...
Part body horror, science fiction, and a fractured mirror reflecting our troubled times, Bugonia, directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, is a big-screen,...
“I am the book,” Russell Crowe tells Rami Malek near the end of Nuremberg. “You are merely the...
I found the ending of the film abrupt, but maybe the end of the world will be too.
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Upon entering the main of the three galleries that make up Our Abyssal Kin, an exhibit by Patty Chang and David Kelley, one gets the sense of immersion while...
The decorative arts, from quilts to tile, were on display at two new exhibitions that opened at the Pasadena Museum of History on October 4.
Stories were shared not only about the fifty gathered, polished, and admired vehicles, but since the Invitational coincided with a three-day alumni reunion, the...
Movie Review | One Battle After Another by Garrett Rowlan
An endurance competition with no second place and only one survivor is the premise of "The Long Walk", a brutal adaptation of an early Stephen King novel.