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A Tale of Twisted Justice with “The Killing Of A Sacred Deer”

By Albert Thai Le Since the release of  the critically acclaimed movie “The Lobster” (2015), Yorgos Lanthimos has returned to direct the newest urban...

John Green’s “Turtles All the Way Down” Captures the Spirals of Anxiety

By Amy Huynh   Five years after the successful publication of “The Fault in Our Stars,” John Green releases his new young adult novel...

FivePoint Irvine Amphitheater Brings Back the Music

By Noah Bulthuis & Camila Dadabhoy Like so many other concert-loving SoCal residents, I was disappointed to learn of the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre closing...

Misrepresentation in Netflix’s Narcos

By Sebastian Suarez In Colombia, we have a phrase to describe the US-led drug war: they (the Americans) put the money; we (the Colombians)...

Weinstein Victims Speak Up Decades Later

By Emily Santiago-Molina Harvey Weinstein, famous film producer and former studio director, has climbed to the top of the Hollywood industry after years of...

“Goodbye Christopher Robin,” Hello Billy Moon

By Amy Huynh Winnie-the-Pooh is a character that typically represents childhood nostalgia and innocence, yet the new film “Goodbye Christopher Robin” reveals the toll...

A Lack of Foreign in “The Foreigner”

By Albert Thai Le Based on Stephen Leather’s 1992 thriller novel “The Chinaman,” Jackie Chan and Pierce Brosnan star together in “The Foreigner” (2017)....

Starboy Leaves Crowd Starstruck

By Saad Siddiq “Anaheim, you ready?” These words, spoken as Abel Tesfaye, also known as The Weeknd, arose from the ground,  like a phoenix...

Claire Trevor’s Aztlán to Magulandia: The Journey of Chicano Artist Gilbert “Magu” Luján

By Eashan Reddy Kotha A couple of butterflies steal in and out of the frame. People leisurely walking, doing the same. An ancient Mayan...

Artists Ask: What About Puerto Rico?

By Jocelyn Contreras Last month’s natural disasters have united countries and communities to raise funds for Hurricane relief programs for Texas, Florida, Mexico, and...

James Cameron’s Demeaning Dismissal of Wonder Woman

By Eashan Reddy Kotha Although Patty Jenkins's directorial venture “Wonder Woman” has been celebrated by critics and audiences alike, not everyone is a fan...

Blade Runner 2049: The Future Returns

By Yanit Mehta After the initial release of “Blade Runner” in 1982 (and several re-releases including the ever-popular and spellbinding director’s cut from 1992),...

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