What a great refresher of our musical heritage. Often considered America’s only indigenous art form, jazz was the foundation for blues, R&B, and eventually ... Continue Reading →

The film’s title can be taken several different ways, perhaps a description of Caucasian, middle-class suburban angst. More likely, the title refers to the ratio ... Continue Reading →

Left-handed Hohner bass?Rickenbacker 6 string?Gibson hollow body 6 string? Minimal drum kit?Cuban heels?Vox amps?Edwardian suits?Bangs?Solid harmonies?Crisp instrumentation?Liverpudlian ... Continue Reading →

When you add it up, John Waters has a pretty impressive list of films. Ranging from the improbable “Pink Flamingos” to the eventual Broadway smash of “Hairspray,” ... Continue Reading →

Like most cities, Los Angeles gets all glittery for the holidays and rolls out some festive activities. Here are few that look good; watch for our upcoming reviews. “Shambles” ... Continue Reading →

Lyle Lovett has done a great job in the last couple years leveraging his relationship with several different songwriters to create thoroughly enjoyable double bills. ... Continue Reading →

This is a worthy sequel to one of the best Marvel films. In simple terms, the precocious little sister is left to grapple with the loss of her brother the king. When ... Continue Reading →