New comedy flag to start flapping

It's no secret the Flappers Comedy Club is nearing its opening date of Sept. 11. The 1920s-inspired marquee is up and turning quite a few...

Salsa savvy

Most people reach a point in their lives where, though they may not know everything, they at least know what they like. Or, as is even...

Music from Broadway, TV and film gets a pops twist when the Glendale Renaissance Orchestra performs at the Alex Theatre. The evening's...

Everything about the new Deluca's Deli in the Americana says "Italia." Strains of its lyrical language are bandied about over glass deli...

Cancer patients and survivors find respite from treatment and build friendships with those facing similar trials in a program offered at...

Directly on the heels of the wacky "CHiPs the Musical" comes the Troubadour Theater Company's noticeably more sedate "A Wither's Tale."...

Natalie Krakirian is pirouetting her way toward her goal of becoming a professional ballet dancer.

Whatever happened to jazz? It was once popular enough to have an entire decade named after it. But the last few years have not been as kind....

Calligraphy, the art of designing letters, can be traced back as far as the 10th century and the inherently artistic Ottoman Turks. With...

Everyone in Hollywood has a story, right? Countless aspiring actors, filmmakers and crewmembers have flocked to Los Angeles over the years...

This column is usually dedicated to reviews of new or newish restaurants. Sometimes old classics need to be revisited to see if they're...

Burbank is blessed with a number of restaurants that serve good breakfasts, but none can compare with the recently opened Bea Bea's, whose...

"The American" is an exercise in style and withheld sentiment, a bleak and atmospheric art-house thriller that's more of an aesthetic...

'Going the Distance'

Warning: This is not a reliable review of "Going the Distance." When it comes to contemporary American romantic comedy, my brain, heart...
'Machete' could use a trim

I'm talkin' 'bout Machete! He's the federale who's a sex machine to all the chicks, and no friend of the racist whitefolk out to mess with...
'A Woman, a Gun and a Noodle Shop' makes for quirky treat

Zhang Yimou uses Chinese operatic humor to great effect in re-imagining the Coen brothers' 'Blood Simple.'

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