‘La Traviata’ toasts its way to greatness
The iconic Verdi masterpiece recently opened at the Los Angeles Opera.
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‘Problemista’ enters Julio Torres’ eccentric mind
The film excels at world-building but occasionally pushes the boat too far out.
‘Madame Web’ fails as a superhero film
Sony’s latest production fails to meet expectations and is painfully devoid of any substance.
‘Golda’ is both personal and political
Helen Mirren delivers a powerful performance through nuance and subtlety.
She-Hulk v. The Superfans of Marvel
Here’s a ruling on how the highly anticipated series fares after three episodes.
Mobile eateries flourish
Los Angeles continues to offer exceptional food in street-side form. Here are some of the best.
Lunatics proves to be a riot
Dave Barry and Alan Zweibel’s new book entices viewers with its laugh-out-loud humor.
The Grey grips viewers with suspense
Writer and director Joe Carnahan’s recent work, The Grey, plays on the viewers’ fears of getting lost and stranded in the wilderness.
Hollywood has hard time staying hushed
Writer-director Christopher Nolan has been very busy since the release of his blockbuster The Dark Knight two years ago — so busy in fact that most haven’t a clue as to what his next project, Inception, is actually about. Even the film’s trailer, which was released online a few months ago, does little to unravel […]