Put A Candle in the Window
John Fogerty at Hollywood Bowl Is All About Family
Put a candle in the window/`Cause I feel I've got to move/But I won't, won't be losing my way, no no/Long as I can see the light...
That John Fogerty is an
Fred Schruers
I Got Your Cinema Right Here
The Ballsiest Picks for This Century’s 100 Best Movies
“How could I forget about you?” asks the lead in one of Mel Brooks’s favorite movies, “You’re the only person I know.”
Right you are, it’s memory-wiped Jason Bourne, the film is “The Bourne Identity,” and
It Was A Zombie Jamboree: "28 Years Later," and snatches in the L.A. streets
Dodging the infected onscreen; dodging the thugs in Santa Monica
A lot of world leaders talkin' 'bout war
And I'm afraid they're going too far
So it's up to us, you and me
To put an end to catastrophe
We must appeal
"Dept. Q"'s Hot Take: "Be it conscience, karma or the universe, they are ultimately ...punished"
“Authority that does not exist for Liberty,” wrote the storied if controversial English historian Lord Acton, “is not authority but force.”
If you live in L.A.—in fact, if you live in Trump’s America and worry how we’ll ever rein in the administration’s harrowing campaign to
"Mountainhead"'s Tech Bros Mad-Dog the Planet
"Succession"'s Jesse Armstrong delivers some entertainment almost as distressing as real life now is...
As Jesse Armstrong peopled the "Mountainhead" retreat with the four tech oligarchs we'll be trapped with for an hour and forty-nine minutes as the HBO Max movie
How Did This Become Our Lives?
“Your Friends and Neighbors” Lands In A Place Jon Hamm Owns
The headline that leads off this post is a quote from Episode 8 of the above-referenced series on AppleTV+, the penultimate offering in a first season that will conclude Friday, May 30. (The streamer recently renewed the show
At 42, John Mulaney Is Still Coming of Age
In a May 12 set at Largo at the Coronet, the comic, blindfolded, ramped up for a major tour
John Mulaney walked onstage wearing a dark black blindfold.
The lanky, reliably smiling Chicagoan typically strides onstage well primed, limbs jangling, moving with a slight lateral sashay that he has attributed