Meg Ryan

Theatre to See in L.A. This Week, Including Broadway's Scottsboro Boys at the Ahmanson

Kander & Ebb's musical The Scottsboro Boys, a Broadway-import minstrel show about Jim Crow, rolled into the Ahmanson and grabbed this week's pick. Good notices also for Zayd Dohrn's immigration saga Long Way Go Down at the Art of Acting Studio, and for the silly Aussie import Priscilla Queen of ... More >>

Sleepless in Seattle: The Musical Is Stuck in 1993

"I'm not a stalker," trills Annie (Chandra Lee Schwartz) in Sleepless in Seattle: The Musical, after she's flown across the country to stand outside the houseboat of widowed father Sam (Tim Martin Gleason), whom she's never met. Debatable. But to cut down on the creep factor, Jeff Arch, Ben Toth and ... More >>

Nora Ephron Series at the Aero

Richie Sambora Is Putting Out an Indie Rock Album on Dangerbird. No, Seriously

ZOMFG, Denise Richards and Richie Sambora are back together? Apparently. But we didn't ask him about that when we interviewed him on Monday, because we don't care. We care more about the Bon Jovi guitarist's upcoming indie rock album. Yep, that's right, the as-yet-unnamed record will be released by ... More >>

L.A. Woman Was the Doors' Bluesy Masterpiece, and Jim Morrison's Kiss-Off to L.A.

Movie Reviews: Armored, Brothers, Everybody's Fine

Also, The Last Station, Transylmania and more

Top 10 Food Movies: Eat, Drink, Watch

Whether it's dinner and a movie or popcorn to munch on during the previews, your stomach is often tied to the cinematic experience. From the comic relief of Robin Williams cooking dinner dressed as Mrs. Doubtfire to Meg Ryan moaning over apple pie in When Harry met Sally, food can shape the story (J ... More >>

The Ugly Truth: Katherine Heigl Needs a New Agent.

Just Another Ho-Hum Romantic Comedy at Best.

Movie Reviews: Big Man Japan, Management, Not Forgetten

Also, Brothers at War, The New Twenty, The Skeptic, The Brothers Bloom and Next Day Air

The Women: Ladies Light

From Diane English, just another chick flick

Why Won't Warner Bros. Embrace The Women?

It could cash in on the Sex and the City female frenzy

Mother, Flower Child, Ballbuster

The many freckled faces of Catherine Keener

Film Reviews: Hot Fuzz, Redline and More

Also In the Land of Women and the documentary, Plagues & Pleasures on the Salton Sea

Theater Reviews

Theater and Comedy Listings

For February 10 - 16 cvc

Theater Listings

For February 10 -16, 2006

Theater Listings

For February 3 - 9, 2006

Theater Listings

New Theater Reviews

Here’s to You, Mrs. Robinson

Remembering Anne Bancroft

Live in L.A.

14 Hairstyles of the Pundits

Brother From Another Planet

Tom Hanks in Spielberg’s The Terminal

Hollywood Book of the Dead

An excerpt from Bruce Wagner’s novel, Still Holding

Misplaced Persons

In the Cut’s Jane Campion does New York

The Angeleno Aesthetic

Joie Davidow on the rise of the L.A. Look

Cool Times

Hanging with the actor kids at the Oakwood Apartments

The Cruelest Month

Stolen Summer, Son of the Bride and the dregs of March

Today, on a Vicious Blue Planet

Katie Couric, Britney Spears, Lou Reed and Alastair Fothergill. Alastair Fothergill?

When He Was King

Michael Mann’s Ali; plus, Gosford Park and Kate & Leopold

The Raw and the Cooked

Edited by Kateri Butler

Beautiful People: I’m Your Biggest-Paid Fan

Be Bop a Blood Feast

Edited by Kateri Butler

Searching for the Inner Meg

Dr. Solomon’s “cinematherapy”

The Good, the Bad and the Fucked

From South America to South Korea

Access Denied

Hollywood Web site feels cold hand of network censorship

The Femme Mystique

French actresses at the American Cinematheque

Stocking Stuffers

And a few lumps of coal

Exterminated Angel

Meet Joe Black (if you must)

Death Becomes Them

Goofy killers, moony angels