“Songs for Japan” album provides hope for Japanese disaster relief
"Songs for Japan" delivers an overall message of hope to listeners, and the Universal Music Group donates all proceeds to the Japanese Red Cross.
Temitope Peters, Writer
• April 29, 2011
“Arthur” draws some laughs, but little else

"Arthur" is funny in parts, but lacks basic understanding of what makes comedy successful.
David Hoffman, Writer
• April 29, 2011
“Soul Surfer” tells surfer Bethany Hamilton’s story after shark attack

"Soul Surfer" brings the story of Bethany Hamilton, a shark-attack survivor, and her professional surfing career to the big screen.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• April 28, 2011
“Hanna” succeeds as a complex action adventure story

A father trains his daughter to be a living weapon and survive anything in "Hanna," which impresses despite plot flaws.
David Hoffman, Writer
• April 26, 2011
“The Conspirator” artfully shows twist on classic story

The Conspirator comes to theaters Friday, April 15. The background behind the historic courtroom drama gives depth to an interesting movie that tells a new story.
Emily Sidnam, Writer
• April 15, 2011
Jeremy Larson’s vocal and instrumental talent shines on third album

The singer-songwriter's most recent release "They Reappear" showcases his incredible all-around talent, while still preserving relatability.
Jordan Nakamura, Writer
• April 12, 2011
“Hop” an eclectic and surprising Easter movie

Hop mixes cartoon animals and live action with an Easter theme, and makes a surprising success of the combination.
Elisa Walker, Writer
• April 12, 2011
“Source Code” explores alternate realities in action packed thriller

Jake Gyllenhaal stars in this psychological thriller which combines elements of "Inception" and "Groundhog Day" with a new kind of science fiction technology.
April 11, 2011
“Vices & Virtues” disappoints despite some improvements

Panic! At the Disco’s “Vices & Virtues” delivers wide range of songs and shows maturity.
Job Ang, Writer
• April 6, 2011
Biola production of “The Odd Couple” delights
Despite constraints, Biola's Theatre 21 presents an entertaining production of "The Odd Couple."
Harmony Wheeler, Writer
• April 2, 2011
“Sucker Punch” engages viewers despite lack of depth

Zach Snyder’s “Sucker Punch” lacks intelligent narrative and script writing but still is asthetically pleasing.
David Hoffman, Writer
• March 30, 2011
After brief hiatus, The Strokes produce new album, “Angles”
The Strokes produce new quality album, "Angles."
Job Ang, Writer
• March 30, 2011
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