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The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum’s new exhibition, A Beauty That Endures: Native Painting, Ritual, and Resilience in the 20th Century, features more than 50 paintings by Indigenous artists—and the stories behind them.
The gallery includes paintings from 16 tribal nations...
On a recent trip with friends to see a movie at the Cinemark Century at The River in Rancho Mirage, I passed by multiple shuttered stores. (Surprisingly, not one of them was hosting a Spirit Halloween; ’tis the season.) Spaces that once included Five Guys, Chakaa Tea Shoppe, and Bath & Body Works now are occupied by … works of art?
Yeah. It seems like The River...
Director Mike Flanagan’s TV-series remake of Carrie is a daring take on the well-known story. If you are a major fan of the 1976 Brian De Palma film adaptation, Flanagan’s eight-episode Amazon Prime series might irk you.
There are BIG changes compared to the 1976 movie, with some of those changes rooted in King’s novel, which was very different from the fi...
The Social Reckoning is being called a follow-up to The Social Network. Both were written by Aaron Sorkin, who directs the new film in place of David Fincher—but the two films feel like two completely separate projects on the same subject, even with the same writer.
While The Social Network was a stylish character examination of Facebook ...
If you’re not a film nerd who cares about the vanity cards (production-company logos) at the beginning of movies, you’re probably not an A24 obsessive. Those who are film nerds know the studio excels at horror, and that you can create a solid Halloween watchlist using only A24 movies—which is what I’ve assembled this month.
Feel free to argue over the incl...