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Nolan and Abrams Gain TV ‘Interest’

FUTURECRIME: Given the men behind the show, “Person of Interest” is met with high expectations.

Rock ’em, Sock ’em ‘Real Steel’

BOXING: Robots in the future may be a common archetype in movies, but “Real Steel” really sets itself apart.

Shedding LIGHTS on ‘Dreamstep’

SYNTH: With “Siberia,” LIGHTS elaborates on a new, lighter form of dubstep that she is calls “dreamstep.”

Beware Not ‘The Ides’

BETRAYAL: George Clooney’s latest cinematic foray into politics is a compelling and cynical journey.

Feist’s Earthen ‘Metals’

NATURE: Unlike her previous album, the songwriting on Leslie Feist’s latest effort is complex and elemental.

Jack’s Mannequin – “People and Things”

Jack’s Mannequin is one of those bands that can make you feel better wherever you are. Hailing from Orange County themselves, listening to...

‘Antigone’ on the move

In the simplest terms, the enactment of drama on stage serves to create a world that the audience can collectively accept and react...

‘Machine Gun Preacher’

Sam Childers is an ex-heroin addict who travels to Uganda, which is in the middle of a civil war, to build an orphanage...

Wilco: ‘The Whole Love’

With their eighth studio album, "The Whole Love," Wilco continues to be on a roll, retaining their achy, alternative country rock sound and fueling chatter and praise. Formed in 1994 in the windy city of Chicago, Wilco has continued to fuse together many sub-genres to create a distinctive sound that is all their own.

‘FIFA’ brings about phenomenon

GOAL: The latest entry into EA's "FIFA" franchise cruises to victory with its new features and fluid gameplay.

Blink-182’s new ‘Hood’

RETURN: Blink's big comeback explores new directions and even shows songwriting maturity.

Switchfoot’s big ‘Vice’

FLAWED: LP8 picks up the sound of their last album, but Switchfoot doesn't quite make it.

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