Review of 'Capture for the tides': a changing China, captured in outtakes
The offices of northern China, Jia Zhangke films constitute their own cinematographic universe. Repeating repeatedly to the issues of globalization…
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'Ginny & Georgia' shows how abortion is a personal experience
The series: “Ginny and Georgia”. The stage: a health clinic for women. The scene: Ginny, 16, has an unwanted pregnancy.…
Summer events in Socal's theme parks: Disneyland, Knott's and more
P]: Text-CMS-Story-Body-Color-Text Clearfix “> Guests will be asked to choose one side at the festival “DC Heroes and Villins” by…
Altadena is not only sold after fires. He is preserving his soul
To the editor: This recent article by Los Angeles Times loses a lot about the real history that occurs on…
'Duster' and 'motorheads' are driven by engines and revision drama
After humans, and possibly before dogs and horses, there is no more vital character for the screen, and more vital…
In 'Mobland', Pierce Brosnan finds joy in playing a brute
Playing a gangster adapts to Pierce Brosnan. The 71 -year -old actor is often better remembered for heroic characters such…
Column: Against vampires or tyrants, the truth is the essential weapon
I fell in love with vampire movies after watching the 1987 movie “The Lost Boys”. Before that movie, I had…
Ramy Youssef Show '#1 Happy Family USA' Look on September 11 with new lens
What happens when the political satire of “South Park” clashes with the history of the age of a Muslim child…
Review of 'The Luckiest Man in America': Murify a game program
“The Luckiest Man in America” is an ironic title for the story of Michael Larson, the Ohio man who managed…
Krysten Ritter 'Ritter''s new novel is twisted and convincing
Book review Withdrawal By Krysten RitterHarper: 272 pages, $ 29If you buy linked books on our site, The Times can…