“The Losers” is too mindless to be an enjoyable action ride
Bullets, stereotypes and Green Berets: all together in one big B-movie.
‘Kick-Ass’: As over-the-top as you can get
With the comic book and superhero film craze in full swing, it would be easy just to release another run-of-the-mill superhero movie. “Kick-Ass,” however, is a cut above the rest.
Soldiers’ perseverance explored as series begins wrapping up
Although containing one of the best scenes of the series, part six of "The Pacific" feels like the beginning of the end.
‘Death at a Funeral’ lacks original’s charm and quality
Director Neil LaBute’s “Death at a Funeral” falls short as a remake of the 2007 British comedy by the same name.
MGMT’s ‘Congratulations’ refluent to 1960s psychadelic rock
If there was ever an album worth trying to understand, it's MGMT's newest release “Congratulations.”
Carell and Fey take viewers out for a fun ‘Date Night’
“Date Night” starts with an overused premise that has appeared in recent films. But it turns into a film that will have viewers laughing all the way through.
Emotion trumps violence in episode four of ‘The Pacific’
The episode stays true to tradition by focusing on the details of military life, rather than graphic battle scenes.
Rich story-telling comes alive in Mae’s ‘(A)fternoon’
Mae's newly released eight-song EP is part of a campaign effort to raise awareness and monetary support for various humanitarian projects around the world.
‘Titans’ overflowing with epic action and fantasy
“Clash of the Titans” is, quite simply, a non-stop mythological rumble, with the action sequences slamming onto the screen one after the other.
Episode three of ‘Pacific’ brings viewers closer to characters
The third installment of HBO’s miniseries “The Pacific” brings new dimensions to the show and loses none of the ones it has firmly established so far.
On the evening of Nov. 15, the stage in Ethel Lee Auditorium was set with a purplish-blue hue and a light fog. The Biola Jazz Ensemble, led by...