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2/1/2012

Alternate Oscars

The academy? What academy? Steve Erickson names the real winners

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2/1/2012

The Dark Age

Handicapping the Oscar race in a year that’s been filled with doom-and-gloom story lines

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1/1/2012

The News Hound

In our wobbly times, the antipunditry of Jon Stewart is, tragically, more relevant now than when he took over the Daily Show in 1999

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12/1/2011

Out of Sight

Writer, director, activist. George Clooney is a lot of things, including conflicted. A look at the leading man’s two latest films

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10/1/2011

Road Hazards

The streets that Ryan Gosling travels in Drive may not always connect on the map, but they lead straight into the terrain of L.A. cinema

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9/1/2011

Going Nuclear

Now in its third season, ABC’s mockumentary Modern Family may seem groundbreaking, but its greatest strength is old-fashioned storytelling

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8/1/2011

In the Driver’s Seat Again

Four decades after his low-budget opus Two-Lane Blacktop put him on the map, director Monte Hellman returns to form with Road to Nowhere. It’s about time

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7/1/2011

Norse Force

Between AMC’s The Killing and the Lisbeth Salander trilogy, we’re in the midst of a Scandinavian Invasion. Hang on to your Prozac

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6/1/2011

Booze and Bows

Dashing as always, Bradley Cooper returns to form in The Hangover Part II; HBO does not with its sword-and-sorcery drama Game of Thrones

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4/1/2011

Desperate City

From noir classics to police procedurals, why L.A. crime is like no other

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Film & TV

The academy? What academy? Steve Erickson names the real winners

Handicapping the Oscar race in a year that’s been filled with doom-and-gloom story lines

In our wobbly times, the antipunditry of Jon Stewart is, tragically, more relevant now than when he took over the Daily Show in 1999

Writer, director, activist. George Clooney is a lot of things, including conflicted. A look at the leading man’s two latest films

The streets that Ryan Gosling travels in Drive may not always connect on the map, but they lead straight into the terrain of L.A. cinema

Now in its third season, ABC’s mockumentary Modern Family may seem groundbreaking, but its greatest strength is old-fashioned storytelling

Four decades after his low-budget opus Two-Lane Blacktop put him on the map, director Monte Hellman returns to form with Road to Nowhere. It’s about time

Between AMC’s The Killing and the Lisbeth Salander trilogy, we’re in the midst of a Scandinavian Invasion. Hang on to your Prozac

Dashing as always, Bradley Cooper returns to form in The Hangover Part II; HBO does not with its sword-and-sorcery drama Game of Thrones

From noir classics to police procedurals, why L.A. crime is like no other

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