This week's list of special event movies ranges from a James Cameron classic to Henry Fonda's take on the 16th president.
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Billy Vasquezthe 99 Cent ChefWhere does Billy Vasquez, the 99 Cent Chef, find inspiration for his blog? At L.A.'s ubiquitous 99 Cents Only Stores, of course. His blog reports on the current food items (some vary from day to day) as well as other under-a-dollar bargains at local markets. Us ... More >>
In America's favorite film critic's bestselling new memoir, Life Itself, we learn more about the former Siskel and Ebert host than we maybe strictly wanted to know. We meet Ebert the Catholic Schoolboy, Ebert the Intrepid Boy Reporter, Ebert the Pulitzer Prize Winner, Ebert the Cancer Surviv ... More >>
Stanley Kubrick's first feature, not to be denied
A two-weekend Bergman crash course at LACMA
Also, Bitch Slap, Youth in Revolt and more
R.I.P-Remix: Jimi Hendrix Russ Meyer
Also, The Goods, It Might Get Loud and more
Plus, Origami Records, Ghetto Gloss and more
An eyewitness account of the late Cramps singers Astral Ascension ceremony
Minister Brahmachari Dale explained their hope-filled transitional view of death, read from the Bhagavad-Gita, recited the 23rd Psalm, and exhorted attendees to concentrate on sending messages of love to Lux's spirit -- and damn, kiddies, it felt like he was right there in the room (when Ivy was arr ... More >>
On gay marriage, the presidential race, the corrupting influence of irony and the release of his new 'Til Death Do Us Part DVD
And other May 22-29 shows
The color of dirt
Mammaries of overdevelopment
Hanging a jury, listening to Phil Spectors basement tapes
Guns, slips and semiotics
Local shops become once-a-month art galleries
Silver Lake . . . as seen on TV
Legs McNeil gatecrashes the Other Hollywood
Russ Meyer, 1922–2004
John Waters returns to his sex-mad (but never mean) moviemaking roots
A Show for Posteriority
Matthew Barney and “The Cremaster Cycle”
Build it and they will cum
The institutionalization of shrub fucking
Getting in Touch with One's Inner Churl
Rock is dead, long live vampires
The incredibly strange films of Doris Wishman
