By Whitney Scott Bain In the continuing saga of the Marvel comics universe and the aftermath of “Captain America: Civil War”, former criminal turned superhero, Scott Lang (Paul Rudd), protégé of Dr. Henry Pym (Michael […]

    Amanda Peet once said, “As an actor, my main focus is finding good writing and attacking a good role,” and her acting credits reflect that philosophy. A familiar face on episodic television programs […]

For over 90 years, Lawry’s has delighted diners throughout the country with their renowned prime rib and signature seasoned salt. Atwater Village’s Tam O’Shanter is one of L.A.’s longest- standing restaurants and the original location […]

    Rated PG-13, 103 Minutes, Released June 29 Uncle Drew will make you feel like you’re 6 years old, watching Saturday morning cartoons. This movie is just plain fun to watch. Basketball fans will love it, […]

What drives our fascination with dinosaurs? I am writing this from Denali National Park in Alaska where I’m spending the weekend. Yesterday our guide in the park pointed to a jagged reddish side mountainside. There, […]

Will Geer’s Theatricum Botanicum is back with an exciting summer line-up of socially conscious theater, music and performance. The Summer 2018 Season, including five plays set to open in rapid succession and perform in repertory throughout […]

By Whitney Scott Bain Josh Brolin and Benecio Del Toro pack a powerful punch like an episode of Miami Vice on steroids in this action packed sequel. No nonsense, CIA operative Matt Graver (Brolin) learns […]

Eugene O’Neill is one of America’s greatest playwrights whose plays were among the first to introduce drama techniques of realism associated with Russian playwright Anton Chekhov. Four of his plays received the Pulitzer Prize for […]