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Portugal. The Man Excites at the Key Club
As a child, the parents of John Baldwin Gouley, singer/guitarist of self-proclaimed soul/funk/electro band ‘Portugal. The Man,’ ran the famous Alaskan dog-sledding race Iditarod, in the organizational sense, as well as (his father only) actually running i
‘Buckmasters’ Battle Deer on OLN ‘Buckmasters
Since the dawn of life on Earth, there has been a struggle for dominance. The lion versus the zebra. The dog versus the cat. But no conflict is greater than the one between man and beast.
fun. da. men tals Unconventional and Provocative
If you want to see a provoking art exhibit, you don’t have to go all the way to the Getty museum in Los Angeles or even to one of the smaller galleries in Laguna Beach. You can just make your way over to the University Art Gallery, where the winter 2006 u
A Dose of Celebrity Gossip Blogs for the Celebrity Gossip Junky
All right, all you celebrity gossip junkies, I know what you guys are all about. I see you with your US Weekly reading about Brad and Jen, Brad and Angelina, Angelina and her third-world country adopted babies and now her real baby.
Madonna’s ‘Confessions’ is Utterly Resistible
For most of us, Madonna is one of the greatest artists in history. Unfortunately, ‘Confessions on a Dance Floor,’ the dance album that many fans have been waiting for simply does not live up to standards, which is quite disappointing considering it’s Mado
Rebecca Baron Uses Photography on her ‘Neighbors’
On Thursday, Jan. 20, the UC Irvine Film and Video Center, in cooperation with the Department of Art History, screened two documentaries about photography.
‘Underworld’ Does Not Bite
We return to writer/director Len Wiseman’s land of vampires and werewolves (or lycans) in the dark action film ‘Underworld Evolution,’ the sequel to Wiseman’s debut flick ‘Underworld.’
Titanic Aborad the Queen Mary
The most technologically advanced ship of its time, the RMS Titanic was described to be ‘practically unsinkable by ‘The Shipbuilder Magazine’ in 1911. At 882.9 feet long, the Titanic was not only the largest ship of the early 20th century, but also the la
Suspenseful and Disappointing , Yet Reaching Near Cult Status
Before Sept. 30, 2001, I never understood people who became giddy or wide-eyed at the mere mention of a favorite movie or television show. I would briefly question these people’s mental stability and chuckle at their folly. To let one’s life
‘New World’ Is Worth Discovering
To say that writer-director-producer Terrence Malick is a phenomenon in the world of Hollywood is a bit of an understatement.
