Review | ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’ Is Timely Documentary
Director Dawn Porter’s documentary chronicles a veteran senator’s move from the streets to effect change from within the system.
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SBIFF’s Riviera Theatre Re-Opens
Precautionary health measures in place, venue screens The Trip to Greece and Babyteeth.
Spike Lee’s ‘Da 5 Bloods’ Touches Collective Raw Nerves
The director’s striking, inventive, film is as much about what’s going on in the here and now, as an exploration of ghosts, revisited, and re-animated.
Ojai Music Festival Goes Virtual
This year, the 74th annual festival, under the guidance of heralded composer-conductor Matthias Pintscher, takes to the worldwide web.
Visiting Museums in the Age of COVID
Global art world touring with the click of a mouse.
UCSB’s MFA Candidates Show Their Work
Forces that be have mounted an impressive and thorough online exhibition, Field Day, of works from this year’s MFA crop.
‘Time and Memory’ at Westmont’s Museum of Art
Annual show of juried selection of art from the Tri-Counties.
Review | HBO’s ‘I Know This Much is True’
Mark Ruffalo masterfully portrays two wildly different twin brothers in this five-episode limited series.
Tommie Vaughn’s ‘This Rock n’ Roll Dream’
The Santa Barbara musician/author’s final book in Frankie Spencer trilogy publishes early April.
Review | ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’
Director Céline Sciamma has invented a fine and subtle portrait of taboo love.
