The anticipation for Tim Burton’s 3D “Alice in Wonderland” could not have been higher. A better match in artistic sensibilities than between director Tim Burton and Lewis Carroll’s classics “Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass” would be hard to imagine, as the material seemed custom-made for the director.

The best theater is like a snapshot of real life, just wittier. “August: Osage County” at the Fox Theater was a look into a reality few would wish on themselves.

From now until April 1, Gallery Visio will be hosting an exhibition titled “The Art of Labor.” The pieces all hold a common theme: the labor done by low to middle-class society and the wide variety of individuals drafted to these tasks.

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Visceral Games must think SCE Santa Monica is the absolute tops.

With its tendency to act like multimedia wallpaper, a lot of times drone music goes under-appreciated. On the surface, Baltimore duo Beach House does not seem to do much to dispel this reputation.
The songs are all sleepy and fairly unenthusiastic, and Victoria Legrand’s voice is a winding display of robust femininity that hardly even attempts (more)