With the growing popularity of foreign films, it’s becoming easier and easier to see the latest Audrey Tautou film or the original Japanese version of “The Grudge” at the local cineplex. Read more...

“Assault on Precinct 13″ Directed by Jean-François Richet Rogue Pictures It seemed the American public had enough prison scandals to deal with. “Assault on Precinct 13″ sets out to prove that there is room for one more. Read more...

With an MBA from The UCLA Anderson School and a JD from the UCLA Law School, Kelly Perdew knows the meaning of hard work. But as only the winner of the second season of “The Apprentice” would know, going from Bruin Walk to Wall Street takes more than a little determination and good luck. Read more...

FILM&TV: “The Breaking Point” Based on Hemingway’s famous novel “To Have and Have Not”, Michael Curtiz’s drama about a debt-ridden boat captain sticks to the original text closer than Howard Hawks’ better-known version starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Read more...

It’s the first Friday afternoon of winter quarter, the first clear day in Southern California of 2005, and several theater students are buzzing around Macgowan Hall. Read more...

“The Assassination of Richard Nixon” Directed by Niels Mueller ThinkFilm Everyone wants a piece of the American dream. In 1974, perhaps that dream involved a loving family and a Cadillac El Dorado. Read more...

The Main Drag “Simmer In Your Hotseat” Endless Recordings Somewhere under Chuck Klosterman’s desk, the gods of indie rock are making like bunny rabbits and cranking out stunning debut albums. Read more...