Review: Into the Woods
Despite some Disneyfication, Into the Woods is a solid adaptation of the Sondheim musical, with messages for kids and adults alike.
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Review: Big Eyes
Big Eyes returns director Tim Burton to his grand topic of the rewards and punishments doled out to the creative class.
Review: The Interview
The Interview, despite all its suspiciously helpful controversies, isn’t much more than a dimwit’s perspective on the last full-fledged Communist dictator on the planet.
New York Philharmonic Hosts Global Academy Fellows
The first 10 recipients of the New York Phil’s Zarin Mehta Fellowships begin their residency on January 3.
Songs to Pop Bottles To
Seven songs to help you conquer 2015.
Santa Barbara Symphony Rings in New Year
Maestro Robert Bernhardt returns to helm this Santa Barbara Symphony New Year’s Eve tradition.
TV Is the New Art House
The brave new world of VOD and why you probably didn’t see some of the best films of 2014.
Book Review: The Self-Portrait: A Cultural History
Author James Hall’s book about selfies.
Review: Inherent Vice
Paul Thomas Anderson does the almost-impossible by turning a Thomas Pynchon novel into a fun, artful, thoroughly watchable movie.
Review: Top Five
Chris Rock’s winking homage to Woody Allen ends up to be unexpectedly great.