A Friday or Saturday evening in Los Angeles boasts an overwhelming array of entertainment options for college students. Rarely considered and often written off as boring or expensive is the choice to start the night off with a trip to the theater. Read more...

It wouldn’t surprise me if “Looking for Comedy in the Muslim World” has left every theater in the L.A. area by the time you finish reading this sentence. Read more...

The love between a suicidal 20-year-old man and a septuagenarian woman doesn’t seem like it would make for one of L.A.’s most popular Valentine’s Day movies. Read more...

Missy flinches as she receives the question. The customer, a man wearing a suit with a red tie who looks like he went to college, can’t see the cafe menu in huge letters right in front of him. Read more...

A man who looks Middle Eastern walks into the salon Sunday afternoon with his pretty 9-year-old daughter. Amalia sits him down and begins to chat with him and trim his graying hair. Read more...

Belle and Sebastian “The Life Pursuit” Matador Records Belle and Sebastian’s newest effort, “The Life Pursuit,” will do a fair amount to turn the heads of hipster hordes expecting yet another sequel to the band’s 1996 classic, “If You’re Feeling Sinister.” This time around, the Scottish sensations are ““ musically speaking ““ all over the place. Read more...

“The World’s Fastest Indian” Directed by Roger Donaldson Magnolia Pictures Movie titles can be deceiving. “The World’s Fastest Indian” is an uplifting story, but it is that of a New Zealand motorcycle racer, not a Native American sprinter. Read more...