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director Richard Kelly (along with producer Sean McKittrick and actors Beth Grant, James Duval and Stuart Stone) came to the San Diego Comic-Con in 2004 to discuss the Directors Cut of the film with an adoring crowd of 1500 fans. Unfortunately, the film opened in San Diego with no advance warning, and consequently no local press coverage. The San Diego Film Critics Society gave Kelly their Best Original Screenplay Award back in 2001 for his maiden screenwriting effort, and brought the filmmaker to San Diego for a screening of his film. The upcoming midnight screening will allow fans another opportunity to see this remarkable film on the big screen.

Midnight Madness: Donnie Darko, Army of Darkness and 12 Monkeys

As a civil-rights hero, the endorsement of Rep. John Lewis is valued by presidential hopefuls — including Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois and Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York. Lewis talks about being courted by two Democratic rivals.

A new survey shows most Californians support Governor Schwarzenegger's idea of requiring everyone in the state to have health insurance. But the Public Policy Institute of California poll reveals some

I cannot read an article or watch a program about autism without feeling tense. If I think too much about it sneaky tears spring at the corners of my eyes and I feel a familiar tightness in my throat.

Tales of A Working Mother: A is for Autism

For most people, attempting to buy a car or house is hard enough. But if your name happens to resemble that of a person on a government list of suspects, you could be turned away altogether. Some ordinary consumers in California say that's exactly what's happened to them.

A controversial measure that would legalize the process called "physician assisted suicide" by some - and "aid-in-dying" by others -was passed by a state Assembly committee Tuesday. From Sacramento, M

A $6 billion state plan intended to save the shrinking Salton Sea in the Southern California desert drew local opposition.

The American Cancer Society has issued new guidelines for breast-cancer screening. It recommends that women with an unusually high risk of developing breast cancer get both mammograms and MRIs annually.