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‘LION KING’ COMES TO OCPAC

A&EKabir Virdi -
ELTON: 12 years later, and the innovative musical is still running and receiving praise in local theaters.

Sleigh Bells: Still Ringing In Our Ears

A&EEllen Lu -
RILL RILL: The emerging metal-pop duo Sleigh Bells debuts with a sound as fresh as Christmas morning.

‘Robin Hood’ Fails To Steal Any Hearts

A&EJun Im -
HEROES: Russel Crowe¡¯s rendition of the legendary English hero is too sad and flabby to pull off this Ridley Scott flick.

Still Keen On Keane?

A&EAra Demirjian -
DETOUR: No guitars, no problem? Not anymore; Keane¡¯s latest efforts on ¡°Night Train¡± are quickly derailed.

‘Macgruber’ Blows up, Literally

A&EGavin Greene -
DYNAMITE: Bumbling wit and Reagan-era action are spoofed to the hilt with the latest movie spawned from an SNL sketch.

A County Darkly

A&ETraci Garling Lee -
“When we look at Orange County in particular or southern California in general, what do we see?” This question posed by Professor of English...

Oh My ‘God of War 3’

A&EStaff Writer -
Gaming: The son of Zeus returns to kick some ancient ass in the third installment of the successful series.

Gogol Bordello’s ‘Hustle’ & Flow

A&EAE Anteater -
gypsy punk: The charismatic Eugene Hutz gathers his immigrant companions for more rowdy music.

‘We End Up Together’

A&EAbhay Malik -
delight: The fun tunes and genre-bending of the New Pornographers blows this writer’s mind.

‘Hamlet’: Less Matter With More Art

A&ERebecca Aranda -
Shakespeare: Victor Vazquez tackles one of the big ones for his undergraduate Honors in Directing thesis.

The Rise (and Explosion) of Street Art

A&ETraci Garling Lee -
Shrouded under the cover of darkness are ordinary individuals with remarkable creativity. To some people, street art is vandalism; to others, it’s a...

Another Lark with Tony Stark

A&EJun Im -
SEQUEL: “Iron Man 2” heralds a new summer of blockbusters. It’s a little early; it could have used more work.
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