Review: Hippies

By Lukas Clark-Memler

A review of Hippies, the first release of the Nirvana-loving, Austin-based trio.

The Lieutenant of Irishmore

By Penny Orloff

Martin McDonagh's black comedy opens at the Mark Taper Forum.

The Ticking is the Bomb

By Alex Gallo-Brown

An American poet confronts torture — and himself.

The LAFF Heads East

By Adam Keleman

Coming up on its 16th year, the Los Angeles Film Festival is in for a big change.

Not Very Far Apart

By Penny Orloff

The six projects encompass painting, performance art, film, recording, photography, and print media.

Review: Washed Out

By Lukas Clark-Memler

Washed Out is the one-man-project of multi-instrumentalist, Ernest Greene.

Stephen Elliott

By Alex Gallo-Brown

Author Stephen Elliott has been moving steadily towards memoir.

Review: Vivarium

By Catherine Wagley

Vivarium puts new media on a collision course with nature.

Review: Looking for Eric

By Adam Keleman

The new film from Palme d'Or winner Ken Loach.

Review: Vampire Weekend

By Lukas Clark-Memler

Contra is a more mature, more diverse, and simply more substantial album than their debut.

Dirty Projectors

By Shilo Urban

A review of their performance at the L.A. Philharmonic.

Review: Kick Ass

By Jason O. Silva

If Matthew Vaughn's on screen adaption of the Mark Miller comic is half as good as it's title. You're in for a treat.

Bluets

By Alex Gallo-Brown

240 propositions on the color blue.

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