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BRANDS: Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock tackles product placement in his latest documentary.

Coachella 2011 Wrap-Up: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

COACHELLA: The weird and wonderful music festival was a three-day marathon of music and art.

Merrill Garbus Calls Her tUnE

WHOKILL: In a strong sophomoric album, tUnE-yArDs takes sound to astonishing heights.

No Holes in “Portal 2”

GLADOS: The sequel to the acclaimed 2007 first-person puzzle-platform video game is quite excellent.

Sweet, Sweet Gaveston

Sexuality, death, swords, war and the devil took the stage this past week as the Claire Trevor School of the Arts presented performances...

Wayzgoose 2011

Picture this: performances spread across three stages, eccentrically dressed people on stilts dancing to dynamic acoustic melodies, sweaty masses sitting in the shade or hustling themselves from one thing to the next, more ice cream, baked goods, bacon-wrapped hot dogs and strawberry lemonade than one could ever possibly need, a Ferris wheel that sped on with promises of bringing all that food back up, a brave few hanging from trees, parked cars and panting dogs everywhere, spaces packed with booths on flattened grass … this past Saturday, all of these things melted into the sun-drenched afternoon.

Return of “Scre4m” Muffled

“What’s your favorite scary movie?” To hear these words being uttered by that familiar raspy, taunting voice in this era is a trip down memory lane for horror and slasher flick enthusiasts who hold the “Scream” franchise dearly close to their hearts. Over 11 years have passed since the last film’s release, but that hasn’t stopped Ghostface from sharpening his knives once more for “Scre4m.

Pains Finds Where They “Belong”

COMFORT: The New York City-based band demonstrates maturity and complexity with “Belong.”

Dancing Gracefully in “Memoria”

CLASSIC: UCI’s Charlotte Young will fulfill her dream by dancing with the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater.

The Sunsets Score “Hit after Hit”

INDIE: Sonny and the Sunsets imprint a warm image of San Francisco with their sophomore album.

Tina Fey Presents: “Bossypants”

HUMOR: In her quasi-memoir, Fey addresses key moments in her life while making fun of herself throughout.

‘Atlas’ is a Laughingstock

There’s something almost poetic about seeing the first installment of a proposed trilogy of films based on Ayn Rand’s magnum opus, “Atlas Shrugged,”...

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