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  • Then there are all the other things he got rightpitch perfect casting; rich shadowy cinematography; exquisitely paced editing. Watching Al Pacinos carefully modulated performance as Michael Coreleone made me rant with rage over the fact that he was passed over for an Oscar for this but won for
  • New reports from the Pew Hispanic Center conclude that low-income Latino students are the most segregated, ill-served group in the country's public high schools. The reports detail high school conditions for Hispanic students in the United States.
  • No Country for Old Men: Suspense in the West
  • Pressure is mounting for a U.N.-backed resolution to halt the fighting that's raged along the Israel-Lebanon border for nearly three weeks. Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice returns to the region on Saturday.
  • I'm Not There
  • We'll find out what our Film Club critics think of the latest "Toy Story" installment and discuss the Sundance award-winning "Winter's Bone." Also on deck, the Tilda Swinton vehicle "I Am Love," and the movie version of a pulp classic, "The Killer Inside Me."
  • I already wasted 90 minutes of my life seeing this film, let me try not to waste much more reviewing it. That may sound mean but it doesn't seem like the filmmakers put much more of an effort into making the film. Brendan Fraser took on executive producing the film, and from an actor's point of view I can't see what would have been attractive - except maybe the paycheck. Fraser, a likable but unsubtle actor, plays Trevor Anderson, a scientist still obsessed with his brother's disappearance during a trip down a volcano in Iceland. When a little seismic activity peaks his interest, Anderson takes his visiting nephew Sean (Josh Hutcherson) on a wild adventure to the volcano. They are joined by a guide named Hannah (Anita Briem), but none of them is prepared for what they find when they head down the volcano.
  • We talk with Los Angeles Times photojournalist Don Bartletti about his career photographing migrant populations, including his photos documenting Honduran children migrating to the United States.
  • The film is finally opening now and while it is not Wong's best work, it still delivers moments of rapturous romance.
  • We should set a civic alarm clock on the face of City Hall to go off every day and tell us how much deeper we all are in debt.
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