Opinion: A crime wave in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles, caught on camera
These are disturbing times in my neighborhood of Venice. Strange behavior and violent crime are nothing new here, where a…
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Review of 'The Old Oak': the great compassion of director Ken Loach
When it comes to fiercely political British director Ken Loach's latest film, “The Old Oak,” a bit of classic Hollywood…
'Knox Goes Away' review: Too placid dementia thriller
Michael Keaton doesn't have to prove anything as a movie star, accomplished actor and person who makes people laugh. His…
'Bee invasion': Swarm stops tennis match in Indian Wells
Game, set, match, bees. Tennis fans weren't thrilled with the bee spin in Indian Wells on Thursday when a swarm…
Video: Jewish woman says her neighbor drew a swastika on her purchases
Leah Grossman was having trouble with her homeowners association, but the 48-year-old West Hollywood resident said she never thought one…
Amy Schumer says her face is 'more swollen' due to Cushing's syndrome
Comedian Amy Schumer has Cushing's syndrome, a hormonal disorder caused by receiving high-dose steroid injections. The revelation of the diagnosis…
Finally finding harmony in 'Maestro'
In “Maestro,” Leonard Bernstein (Bradley Cooper) leads an inspiring performance of Mahler’s “Resurrection” inside London’s historic Ely Cathedral. The music…
Eternal Memory documents intimacy in the face of Alzheimer's
Augusto Góngora did not remember how long he and Paulina Urrutia had been together, nor the exact chronology of their…
In 'Four Daughters', a broken Tunisian family triumphs over trauma
What memory serves is often open to debate in “Four Daughters,” a meta-documentary from Tunisia that explores the lives of…
Director of photography Rodrigo Prieto on his two films, his two visions
The two films could hardly look more different. One, “Killers of the Flower Moon,” mixes a muted autochrome look with…