D.W. Griffith

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Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained Is Both Seriously Thoughtful and Seriously Entertaining

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The Connection

New Beverly Cinema hosts the return of Shirley Clarke's 1962 film

VIDEO: Historic Pickfair Studios in West Hollywood Torn Down by Demolition Crane

One of the most gorgeous old silent-film-era relics in West Hollywood -- the Pickfair Studios, on a plot of land known as "The Lot" -- just got ruthlessly gouged by a demolition crane. The redevelopment gore can be blamed on CIM Group, the real-estate investor who owns the historic cluster of build ... More >>

Jonathan Gold's 60 Korean Dishes Every Angeleno Should Know

See Also: A Google map for all 60 of the Korean dishes Jonathan Gold says every Angeleno should know, read "5 Koreatown Restaurants Open 24 Hours: Hangover Soup," learn about "5 Koreatown Beer Joints: Hite Requirement," or just look at more of Anne Fishbein's beautiful Koreatown food photography. I ... More >>

'How Los Angeles Invented the World' with Wim Wenders, William Friedkin and Others: Is L.A. in a Cultural Adolescence?

If the movie people, radio hosts, ex-journalists, academics and cultural gadflies who convened at the Getty Center on Saturday for "How Los Angeles Invented the World" -- a daylong symposium organized by Zócalo Public Square for Pacific Standard Time -- are to be believed, then Los Angeles, long re ... More >>

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Uncle Remus Redux

Why Disney should revive Song of the South and bury The Princess and the Frog

African-American Film Pioneers at UCLA

Retrospective pays tribute to Micheaux et al.

Hunting and Gathering: UCLA’s Preservation Fest Salvages Forgotten Gems, Endangered Indies

Event features array of genres, periods and themes

Comedy Genius Pick of the Week

Soderbergh's Che: One-Ton Guerrilla

Two Guevara films in one four-hour sitting

The Weekly Goes to the Movies

When writing about them really mattered

On Bonnie and Clyde's 40th Anniversary, a DVD Tribute Fans the Revolutionary Embers

One critic takes a second glance at his first impression

Sinking Globes, Rising Cruise, and Winning Blus

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How Shit Be

Freestyle riffs & ruminations on black music and pop culture at the dawn of 2007

Bubble Bath

Soaking up Steven Soderbergh’s multiplatform opus

Spooky Rebirth

All Good Films Are for Anyone

An interview with Arnaud Desplechin

Bunny Love

Girl Talk

The Good, the Bad, and the God-awful

Thoughts on Gigli and late-summer truffle hunting

Occasionally Lovely, Always Amazing

Highlights of the 2002 Silver Lake Film Festival

Night Vision

Charles Laughton directs

Art Happens: Faster Pussy Bird, Kill! . . . Eat!

The Last Movie

Apocalypse Now Redux

Homage to Catatonia

A history of drugs and the movies

Orphanistas!

Academics and amateurs unite to save the orphan film

Ecstasy and Gustav Machaty

A Czech master rediscovered

Babes in Armor

The women of Hollywood

I ,Too, Sing Hollywood (Part 2)

Four women on race, art and making movies

HollyWebland

Dot-coms struggle to create new entertainment form

Only in West Hollywood

Double Vision

Avant-garde legend Ken Jacobs

Mallywood

Can David Malmuth’s “urban destination entertainment center” save the Boulevard?

Getting Lew'd

How Mr. Wasserman Changed Hollywood

The Promised Land

The American Cinematheque (and Cecil B. De Mille) returns

Tightwad City

80% free, 20% cheap

Black Like Who?

Notes on black film and the career of F. Gary Gray

Doggin' It

The life and legend of Bill Pickett