In 2005, classical pianist Christopher O’Riley had what he called the best rock and roll experience of his life at Royce Hall, performing his famed piano renditions of Radiohead and Elliott Smith songs to a noisy, enthusiastic crowd. Read more...
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February 15, 9:22 pm
Uncovering Drake
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February 15, 9:20 pm
Video-on-demand merges TV, Internet
In a world moving toward instant gratification ““ instant messaging, instant popcorn, instant news updates ““ television seemed to stand still, sticking to a strict, regimented schedule that never catered to the individual. Read more...
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February 15, 9:18 pm
Screen Scene: “Music and Lyrics”
“Music and Lyrics” Director Marc Lawrence warner bros. pictures A 1980s-style music video, complete with tight pants, mullets and lame special effects, plays at the opening credits of “Music and Lyrics” and again at the closing credits. Read more...
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February 15, 9:16 pm
Screen Scene: “Breach”
“Breach” Director Billy Ray universal pictures A hard-hitting government spy thriller that twists and turns so much that we need a military-regulated GPS system to discover where the story will end. Read more...
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February 15, 9:08 pm
Comic Corner: “Thunderbolts” No. 111
“Thunderbolts” No. 111 By Warren Ellis and Mike Deodato marvel comics “Thunderbolts” has always been a comic book about good intentions. Beginning as the story of former supervillains masquerading as heroes ““ and then choosing to embrace their new roles ““ the series has always tackled morality and ethics with intelligence and humanity. Read more...
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February 14, 9:02 pm
Rockin’ with Randolph
Hollywood is a tough business. Many young, optimistic entertainers relocate to Los Angeles with dreams of success, but in this huge and often impersonal city there seems to be little room for new talent. Read more...
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February 14, 9:01 pm
Culinary Connoisseur: It Zushi
Westwood’s latest Japanese restaurant, It Zushi, should find sushi lovers ““ as well as their more traditionally palated friends ““ rejoicing. Billing itself as a fusion restaurant, It Zushi has the feel of Japanese elegance with an American twist: Large brown booths lined with traditional Japanese table settings sit amid walls lined with plasma televisions and Christmas lights. Read more...