All-star cast can’t make audience love “Valentine’s Day”

Audiences with high expectations for "Valentine's Day" should be prepared to succumb to the cheesiness of a cliché romantic comedy.
Chantelle Gibbs, Writer
• February 16, 2010
Much brooding, little thought in “The Wolfman”

It takes very little to ruin a good film. Even with the best intentions, all it takes is one person to dismantle all the hard work of a hundred others.
Jonathan Hudson, Writer
• February 16, 2010
“Devoted ‘Till Death” takes on opera’s great scenes
Opera tends to get a negative rap, stereotyped as the long, boring shows with too many high notes. However, “Devoted ‘Til Death” is anything but boring.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer
• February 10, 2010
“Avatar” offers breathtaking visuals but stale story

James Cameron uses an amazingly believable alien world to rehash an old natives-versus-colonists storyline.
Matthew Draper, Writer
• January 7, 2010
30 Seconds to Mars wages sonic warfare

Spiritual themes slip into the band's decidedly combative new album "This is War."
Job Ang, Writer
• December 10, 2009
Disney puts new face on old theme

"The Princess and the Frog" dabbles in voodoo and remakes the image of the Disney princess -- but only in skin tone.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer
• December 10, 2009
“Armored” delivers a predictable action plot

Armored trucks, mediocre action and so-so acting make "Armored" one for the dollar theater.
December 8, 2009
Grace EV Free Church releases Christmas album

"So Much Joy: A Grace Christmas," has several Biola contributors. Read the sidebar on the story to find out how you can win a free copy.
Marlin Gramenz, Writer
• December 2, 2009
John Mayer battles heartbreak in new album

Mayer fuses blues and pop in his new album "Battle Studies" while crooning about love lost.
Matthew Draper, Writer
• December 2, 2009
“New Moon”: One big, expensive soap opera

The Twihards have already seen it, and the disinterested will certainly need more convincing than one reviewer. So what does it matter how I rate "New Moon?"
December 1, 2009
A fun. time at the Troubadour

Walking into the Troubadour Friday night, my heart fluttered with excitement. I was only feet away from a stage that was soon to hold my favorite performers, a little band called fun.
Emily Agenjo, Writer
• November 20, 2009
Switchfoot says “Hello” San Diego
Switchfoot launches its "Hello Hurricane" album with a concert in its hometown of San Diego.
Jacob Frischknecht, Writer
• November 20, 2009
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